West Orange Police Department

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The West Orange Police Department is pleased to announce that it has received a $2,500 community grant from West Orange ...
08/29/2026

The West Orange Police Department is pleased to announce that it has received a $2,500 community grant from West Orange Walmart Store #777 to purchase Carter Kits for every police unit in the department.

Carter Kits are sensory bags containing clinically approved comfort items - things like noise-reducing headphones, weighted lap pads, fidget tools, and communication cards to name a few - designed to calm and reassure a child who is overwhelmed, frightened, or in crisis. They were created in 2019 by a police detective whose son, Carter, is on the autism spectrum, after he recognized that officers arriving on scene had no tool to help a child with special needs. Today more than 24,000 kits are in service across 44 states.

Officers frequently respond to calls involving children on the autism spectrum, children with sensory processing differences, and children who have just witnessed or experienced something traumatic. In those moments, lights, sirens, radios, and unfamiliar uniforms can make an already difficult situation worse. A Carter Kit gives our officers something to offer immediately - a way to lower the temperature, establish trust, and communicate with a child who may not be able to respond to words alone.

With this grant, a Carter Kit will be carried in every West Orange patrol unit, so the resource is available on the first call, not the second.

The West Orange Police Department extends its sincere appreciation to West Orange Walmart and to the associates at Store #777 for investing in the children and families of our community. Partnerships like this one allow our officers to serve with both authority and compassion, and we are grateful for the support.

02/10/2026

Update: The person in the video has been identified and has contacted the police department regarding the incident. Thank you again for your help.

01/20/2026

**UPDATE: Thanks to the public's quick response, the person in the video has been identified. Thank you to our community members for your active role in helping our officers keep our businesses and neighborhoods safe.

01/10/2026

***UPDATE: UP has heavy equipment on scene working to clear the derailment. Road closures have been moved back to Newton Street and extend to Foreman Rd. If you live off of Quincy Street, please use Bonham Street to Newton. Residents along Western Avenue west of Newton will be allowed to exit east on Western. ***

Western Avenue between Quincy and Foreman Rd will be closed until further notice due to a train derailment. Crews are en route to remove the cars, but the roadway at the crossing is damaged and will be impassable until repaired. Please find alternate routes and we will update as the cleanup progresses.

West Orange Police Department Assistant Chief Jessie Romero participated in the Granger Chevrolet run this morning, this...
09/22/2024

West Orange Police Department Assistant Chief Jessie Romero participated in the Granger Chevrolet run this morning, this photo captures the commitment to the West Orange community and future!

08/02/2024

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West Orange, TX
77630

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