Chief Neil Noakes is retiring after 25 years with the Fort Worth Police Department. In an interview, he highlighted efforts ...

"Chief Noakes, you've answered your final call." Fort Worth Police Chief Neil Noakes received a heartfelt sendoff from the ...

After leading the Fort Worth Police Department for four and a half years, Chief Neil Noakes is stepping down, citing a desire ...

Fort Worth Police Chief Neil Noakes will retire from law enforcement effective at the end of May 2025, after 25 years of service to the city. Noakes was appointed chief of police in 2021 by City ...

Fort Worth Chief of Police Neil Noakes says he'll retire next spring after 25 years with the department, including four as chief. Joined by Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker and City Manager David ...

Outgoing Fort Worth Police Chief Neil Noakes talked with NBC 5 about the highs and lows of his career and initiative he hopes ...

FORT WORTH, Texas — Fort Worth Police Chief Neil Noakes is retiring next year, he confirmed to WFAA on Monday. Noakes will step down in May 2025, coinciding with his 25th year as a member of the ...

A file photo shows Fort Worth police Chief Neil Noakes speaking at the Bob Bolen Public Safety Complex on Thursday, March 23, 2023 in Fort Worth.(Elías Valverde II / Staff Photographer ...

Content disclosure: This article discusses sexual assault. Fort Worth Police Chief Neil Noakes vowed Tuesday afternoon to right the wrongs created by his department that led to a backlog of ...

Police Chief Neil Noakes spent two decades in uniform, working to reduce violent crimes, support officers’ mental wellness, and strengthen trust in Fort Worth. Now, he’s stepping away from the ...

FORT WORTH – Police Chief Neil Noakes plans to retire in May of 2025, the Fort Worth Police Department confirmed Monday afternoon. "This is a big decision," said Noakes. "After a lot of prayer ...

Fort Worth police Chief Neil Noakes will retire by next year. Fort Worth Police Chief Neil Noakes is retiring after more than 25 years in law enforcement, the department announced Monday.