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Stafford Police join Fort Bend County Pinwheel Project to mark child abuse prevention month
Summary
The Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office and Child Advocates of Fort Bend kicked off the Pinwheel Project on April 12 in Rosenberg; members of the Stafford Police Department and its officers association attended to support child-abuse prevention outreach and community awareness.
Members of the Stafford Police Department and the Stafford Police Officers Association attended the Pinwheel Project kickoff hosted by the Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office on April 12 at Trailer Stadium in Rosenberg.
The Pinwheel Project is an annual child abuse prevention awareness campaign organized by Child Advocates of Fort Bend. The project displays blue pinwheels as a symbol of childhood and typically includes community activities to raise awareness during April, which is Child Abuse Prevention Month. "The pinwheel project supports the child advocates of Fort Bend County," the event narration said.
The transcript noted that Child Advocates of Fort Bend has partnered previously with organizations such as the Exchange Club of Sugar Land and the Fort Bend County Child Welfare Board for events that have included food, games, face painting, bounce houses, music and opportunities to meet first responders and volunteers. The 2025 schedule of Pinwheel Project events had not been finalized in the recorded segment.
Stafford Police participation in community-facing events like the Pinwheel Project was presented in the segment as part of broader outreach; no operational changes or funding decisions were reported in the transcript.
