Krum Police Department

In observance of Memorial Day, we join communities across the nation in honoring the courageous service members who gave their lives for our country. May we never forget their sacrifice and dedication to protecting our freedoms. We wish all residents a safe and reflective Memorial Day.

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In 1962, President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation recognizing May 15th as Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week of as National Police Week.

In 2025, 109 Law Enforcement Officers were killed in the line of duty.

Please take a moment this week to remember those who served.

The Krum Police Department is grateful to all those that honorably served. Thank you to all the current Law Enforcement Officers everywhere for your calling to make your communities a better place.

Krum residents, today is Election Day. You have the opportunity to vote on whether to extend the city’s Crime Control & Prevention District (CCPD), a program in place for approximately the last 10 years.

Here’s a simple breakdown of what this means:

A Crime Control & Prevention District is a funding mechanism allowed under Texas law that uses a dedicated portion of sales tax (1/4-cent) to support public safety efforts with crime prevention programs, investigation services, police staffing, and equipment.

Voters are being asked whether to continue the existing CCPD. State law requires voter approval to extend it.

Would taxes change?
Property tax rates would remain unchanged
It is not a new tax - the proposal would continue the current 1/4-cent sales tax used for the CCPD
It does not increase the current sales tax rate

The annual CCPD budget is reviewed and approved by the CCPD board. The budget is then presented to the City Council for final approval.

Here is a general overview of the CCPD budget:
• Funding for a part-time Evidence Technician
• Funding for police vehicles
• Crime prevention programs
• Modern law enforcement equipment and technology

Key details about the vote:

🗳️ Election Day: Saturday, May 2

Where:
Krum ISD Admin Building
1200 Bobcat Blvd

Update: Rocco is back with his family

This friendly Doberman is named Rocco. Rocco was picked up on Chisholm Trl and is at our kennel ready to go home.

If yours, please call our dispatch at 940-349-1600, option 1, and we can make arrangements to have your dog returned.

This girl was returned to her owner

This girl was picked up near Park Ln and Woodlawn She is currently safe in our temporary kennel and will be picked up by All American Dogs.

If yours, please call our dispatch at 940-349-1600, option 1, and we can make arrangements to have your furry family member returned.

Krum residents, with early voting beginning tomorrow, you have the opportunity to vote on whether to extend the city’s Crime Control & Prevention District (CCPD), a program in place for approximately the last 10 years.

Here’s a simple breakdown of what this means:

A Crime Control & Prevention District is a funding mechanism allowed under Texas law that uses a dedicated portion of sales tax (1/4-cent) to support public safety efforts with crime prevention programs, investigation services, police staffing, and equipment.

Voters are being asked whether to continue the existing CCPD. State law requires voter approval to extend it.

Would taxes change?
Property tax rates would remain unchanged
It is not a new tax - the proposal would continue the current 1/4-cent sales tax used for the CCPD
It does not increase the current sales tax rate

The annual CCPD budget is reviewed and approved by the CCPD board. The budget is then presented to the City Council for final approval.

Here is a general overview of the CCPD budget:
• Funding for a part-time Evidence Technician
• Funding for police vehicles
• Crime prevention programs
• Modern law enforcement equipment and technology

Key details about the vote:
🗳️ Early Voting: April 20 – April 28
🗳️ Election Day: Saturday, May 2

Where:
Krum ISD Admin Building
1200 Bobcat Blvd

If you travel on SH 114, IH 35W or IH 35, between Denton and Gainesville, be aware of the traffic.