This week our School Resource Officer Eric Huski was honored with the Texas PTA Honorary Life Membership Award for significantly enhancing the lives of children. We extend our deepest gratitude to Officer Huski for making our organization and community a better place. Well done!

CSIs Denice and Kayla took a field trip to Grapevine Faith's Senior Forensics and Anatomy classes today. They shared some great information and answered insightful questions from students. Thanks to Grapevine Faith for allowing us to share our craft!

Volunteers at our Grapevine Community Outreach Center and VAST program were recently commemorated over dinner and presented with awards for adding to our overall success. A big shout out to Big Fish Seafood Grill & Bar and Mesa Mexican Cuisine for contributing donations.

Honored to have OffICER Bowdre serve on a joint Honor Guard with White Settlement PD, Grand Prairie PD, Texas DPS & the US Army, while Officer Lain performed the National Anthem at the Rangers first responders appreciation game benefitting the Peace Officers' Angels Foundation.

It’s always an honor and privilege to serve on a joint Honor Guard with Grand Prairie Police, Grapevine Police, Texas DPS, and the U.S. Army at the home of the defending world champions… Texas Texas Rangers

Today, we honored police, fire and EMS for first responder appreciation game…

Our nationally-awarded “Volunteers in Police Service” program has 58 VIPs. Those who serve in vehicle patrol are an extra pair of eyes in neighborhoods to do vacation checks, place road blocks during car wrecks, and give stranded motorists a helping hand! #NationalVolunteerWeek

Thanks to our dedicated police volunteers known as VIPS, hundreds of cases are prepared and organized for our Criminal Investigations Division. We appreciate their diligence to help so that detectives can devote more of their time to assigned cases. #NationalVolunteerWeek

These Grapevine Police volunteers earned the Bronze presidential award at their annual Volunteers In Police Service banquet last month. 22 of our VIPS were honored for volunteering between 100 and 249 hours in 2023. Each of their contributions is greatly appreciated.

We're proud to participate in the Medal of Honor Motorcade. The recipients will be passing through our city on their way to Gainesville. We are grateful to these heroes and honor them with unending respect. Expect delays in the area as the 8-9 mile long motorcade passes.

Today we commend our police volunteers who help at Special Olympics events, city festivals and outside agency and school district trainings. They build structures, distribute merchandise, or oversee portions of the event for its overall success. #NationalVolunteerWeek

Here's a look at our police volunteers, known as VIPS, who received the Silver presidential award at their annual Volunteers In Police Service Banquet last month. 15 individuals earned Silver for volunteering between 250 and 499 hours in 2023. We appreciate all of them!

The Grapevine range is a place where volunteer Ed Peters preps and secures the training facility and oversees scheduling of sessions for new and experienced officers. We appreciate his attentive nature and dedication to the department as one of our VIPS. #NationalVolunteerWeek

This week we celebrate our Volunteers In Police Service (VIPS) during National Volunteer Week. Last month these eight individuals earned a Gold presidential award for volunteering over 500 hours each in 2023. We could not be as successful without their help and we thank them.

Just a friendly reminder to clean out your cabinets before our DEA Drug TakeBack and paper shredding event this Saturday from 10am-2pm. Bring your expired or unwanted prescriptions to the front parking lot of our Grapevine Public Safety Building for safe disposal.

Please join us in welcoming two new officers to our Grapevine Police family. Officer Blake Brown and Officer Nicholas McWilliams were sworn in by Chief Hamlin last Friday. They graduated from the Regional Police Academy today. Welcome, officers!

Thank you to all of the agencies in Tarrant County supporting victims of crime. We were honored to attend the National Crime Victims' Rights Week event today in Fort Worth and appreciate all who make a difference in helping people navigate the criminal justice system.

Today marks the start of National Crime Victims' Rights Week. This year's theme asks all of us how we can help crime victims. Thank you to Mayor William D. Tate for issuing a proclamation, and thank you to our Victim Services Advocate Makayla Moore for supporting our community.

We redesigned the dispatch room with our emergency communications specialists in mind. The reconfiguration promotes teamwork by rotating away their walls of monitors. We value our dispatchers and continue thinking of them this National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week.

Some days, our 'traffic control' looks a little different. We love these opportunities to ensure elementary students have a safe journey on field trips near their school. Especially after some challenging calls, these smiling faces and high-fives are priceless.

A tow truck driver has now died after being hit by someone who said he fell asleep behind the wheel. Extreme fatigue can be just as dangerous as intoxication. If you are too tired to drive, please pull over or seek another ride. Full news release online: bit.ly/3U0M9ut