Fort Worth Black Law Enforcement Officers Association

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The goal of FWBLEOA/FWBPOA is to be a public service organization that is at the forefront of striving to bridge the gap between the community we serve and our noble profession. FWBLEOA/FWBPOA strives to improve community relationships through professional policing and dedicated community service, while ensuring equal opportunities for minority officers. Objectives:

- To improve the relationship

between the police and the minority communities.

-To increase community trust of police by providing quality service in the African American community.

-To encourage continuing education for minority officers in law enforcement.

-To ensure equal opportunities for recruitment, retention, and advancement are provided for minority officers.

-To be positive role models for youth in the African American community through visibility of officers in non-traditional roles.

-To encourage African Americans to take a more active role in economic,civil, and political development within the community.

Throwback Thursday! 🗣️The stories, the sacrifices, and the heartaches she shared on her journey to becoming the first Af...
07/23/2026

Throwback Thursday! 🗣️

The stories, the sacrifices, and the heartaches she shared on her journey to becoming the first African American woman in Mounted Patrol — and then serving 17 dedicated years in that saddle — make this moment all the more meaningful.

Today we honor Retired Officer Shelby Meza, a trailblazer whose perseverance opened doors and inspired generations. Your legacy rides on, and we salute you!

🔥 TAP IN 🔥
07/15/2026

🔥 TAP IN 🔥

It takes a village! Salute to Growingthegameforherinc for welcoming Detective Jones back for a second year. Detective Jo...
07/12/2026

It takes a village!

Salute to Growingthegameforherinc for welcoming Detective Jones back for a second year. Detective Jones in turn extended the invite to a couple of our members who were able to attend!

We support your mission of uplifting and empowering young women. We thank you for doing your part in bridging the gap between community and police. Thank you for giving us all the opportunity to be apart of the change.

Thank you Detective Adoboe, Officer Davis, Officer Johnson, Officer Castro, CPU Strong and CPU Bernabé for taking time out of your Saturday to pour into others.

Congratulations to Class 161 on your graduation today. The Fort Worth Black Law Enforcement Officers Association celebra...
07/10/2026

Congratulations to Class 161 on your graduation today.

The Fort Worth Black Law Enforcement Officers Association celebrates your achievement and welcomes you into a department that can be strengthened by your commitment and character. May your careers be healthy, safe, and deeply rewarding as you go forward with service, unity, and excellence. 🤝🏾

Join us in supporting a good man who is facing a difficult season. Your generosity can help lighten the load as he works...
07/09/2026

Join us in supporting a good man who is facing a difficult season. Your generosity can help lighten the load as he works toward healing and restoration. We are lifting him up in prayer—asking God for complete healing, peace of mind, and victory on the other side of this journey. 🙏🏾

If you feel led, please consider making a donation. Every act of kindness makes a difference.

We’re praying for you TJ Ragster 💚

My name is Cliff Sparks, and I am reaching out on behalf of my friend, TJ Raster TJ ha… Cliff Sparks needs your support for Faith over kidney failure

A week ago, we celebrated Commander Antione Williams and his 27 years of service to Fort Worth and the Fort Worth Police...
07/07/2026

A week ago, we celebrated Commander Antione Williams and his 27 years of service to Fort Worth and the Fort Worth Police Department. His journey is a reminder of what dedication, resilience, and purpose-driven leadership look like in real time. 💪🏾

📸 : Hassan Diggs and Lloyd Jones

07/02/2026

🚨 Community Notice 🚨

As we get closer to the 4th of July, you will notice an increased police presence throughout the community to help keep everyone safe during the holiday festivities.

Please be advised that law enforcement is actively enforcing traffic laws and will be confiscating unauthorized dirt bikes, ATVs, and other unregistered/off-road motorcycles being operated on public streets.

Let's all do our part to have a safe and enjoyable weekend by following the law, driving responsibly, and looking out for one another.

Please share this message to help keep our community informed.

Unauthorized motor vehicles will be confiscated!

On behalf of the Fort Worth Black Law Enforcement Officers Association, thank you to everyone who joined us for this yea...
07/01/2026

On behalf of the Fort Worth Black Law Enforcement Officers Association, thank you to everyone who joined us for this year’s Scholarship Banquet. Your presence made the evening meaningful, and your support continues to strengthen our mission.

To our dedicated members—thank you for your unwavering commitment to our youth. Because of your hard work, our graduates not only received their scholarships but also the laptops they need to confidently step into the next chapter of their education.

A special thank you to Dr. Wafeeq Sabir for delivering an inspiring keynote address, and to Councilman Michael D. Crain for honoring us with his attendance. Your contributions elevated the evening and reminded our students that their community stands firmly behind them.

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P. O. Box 1078
Fort Worth, TX
76102

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