The Colleyville City Council has approved a budget for the Crime Control and Prevention District. 6 million. It includes funds for new equipment, such as Tasers and police motorcycles.
59 million. 75 million at the end of the fiscal year. Further details on the budget and spending priorities are available from the Colleyville City Council or the Crime Control and Prevention District.
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