Did you know the City of North Richland Hills is divided in to eight districts, also known as “beats?” Do you know what beat you live in?
For the purposes of response to calls for service, the City of North Richland Hills is divided in to eight separate geographical areas, known as districts or beats. In the Beat Management Program, patrol officers get to select (based on seniority), their own beat and work in it every day. By utilizing this program, our officers can better serve the community and form a partnership with our citizens. By managing their beats on a daily basis, officers can get to know the people that reside and work in their assigned areas, and truly understand any associated problems within their individual beat. We encourage officers to interact with staff and students in schools, attend homeowners and neighborhood watch meetings and truly “get to know” their piece of the community.
If you have any questions or to see who your assigned officer is, follow the link to our website to learn more: Beat Officers
Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & SnapChat!
Inside NRHPD 
The map is not clear on my computer.Which district is Oliver drive in?
LikeLike
Hi Eleanor, that is in District Two. Thanks for checking in!
LikeLike
Who are the police officers that have district 6?
I Would like to know their names ,in order to get to know the officers by name that are taking care of our district.
LikeLike
Kiki, you can visit our website and send your District officers an email! http://www.nrhtx.com/police
LikeLike
What district is Roaring Springs Dr & Winter Park?
LikeLike
District 7
LikeLike