Updated - July 31, 2025

Picture By: Fort Worth Police Department

Fort Worth, Texas is a dynamic city that blends its storied Western heritage with modern urban energy. Founded in 1849 as a military outpost, it earned the nickname “Cowtown” for its role in the cattle trade and the Chisholm Trail. Today, it’s part of the sprawling Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex and is known for its vibrant arts scene, historic Stockyards, and deep-rooted Texas hospitality. Fort Worth’s growth has made it one of the largest cities in the U.S., while still embracing its frontier spirit.

*Only agencies with a visible prescence and primary jurisdictions are listed. Other law enforcement agencies may be seen in Fort Worth*

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Local/State Agencies

Federal Police Agencies

*with a visible patrolling prescence*

Ability to enforce the Texas vehicle code?

*Federal officers can pull you over. They may issue federal traffic tickets on federal property. Federal officers may also intervene when there is a public safety risk such as a dwi.
- Some uniformed federal officers may be deputized by the state, allowing them to enforce state traffic laws.
- Customs and Border Protection officers may conduct vehicle stops anywhere within the 100 mile zone.*