FY 2027 Crime Control and Prevention District Budget
Summary
The city adjusted its crime control budget to reflect higher sales tax revenues and shifted funds to cover overtime and equipment contracts like tasers and body cameras. This district does not levy property taxes, relying instead on sales tax allocations to fund safety initiatives.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 1
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
Total budget revised to $9,485,115, increasing revenues and expenditures by about 2.1% with no property tax impact.
Local residents and police officers benefit from fully funded safety programs, updated equipment, and proper staffing adjustments.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (3)
Crime Control and Prevention District Board — September 14, 2026
The board reviewed and approved the $10.7 million budget funded by half-cent sales tax revenue. The plan funds uniformed patrol, investigations, dispatch, and expands school resource and campus officer programs in partnership with Birdville ISD.
Crime Control and Prevention District Board — June 8, 2026
The city adjusted its crime control budget to reflect higher sales tax revenues and shifted funds to cover overtime and equipment contracts like tasers and body cameras. This district does not levy property taxes, relying instead on sales tax allocations to fund safety initiatives.
State awards $1.2 million for anti-gang center in North Richland Hills.
State awards $1.2 million for anti-gang center in North Richland Hills. Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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