Fort Worth has refreshed the Office of the Police Oversight Monitor’s website, bringing its public services and reports into a revised layout.
In an Oct. 13 announcement, the city highlighted links to submit a complaint or thank an officer, read monthly transparency reports, request an office representative at a community event and learn about community-police mediation.
The office serves as the city’s civilian police-oversight agency. Its updated homepage separates the complaint and review process, community engagement, mediation, and transparency resources into their own sections.
Two other sections, subject-matter reports and data dashboards, are labeled as forthcoming. Residents can use the OPOM homepage to reach the services currently available.
