Cypress Fairbanks ISD Police Department

Here is a look at our active event drill this morning at Rowe Middle School.

CFISD reminds community about June 3 safety exercise June 2, 2026—Cypress-Fairbanks ISD reminds the community that its office of emergency management, in collaboration with the CFISD police department and local first responders, will host a full-scale safety exercise on June 3 at Rowe Middle School (7611 Westgreen Blvd.) and the Berry Center (8877 B...

Congratulations to Detective Marnie Jernigan, who celebrates 11 years with the police department this month.

CFPD June employee anniversaries.

Congratulations to Cy Lakes alumni De'Aaron Fox and the San Antonio Spurs. Good luck in the NBA Finals. We will be cheering you on from Cypress!

Earlier this week we made several promotions in a special pinning ceremony at the police department.

Promoted to Sergeant was Melissa Martinez, Jazz Moore, Gilly Romero, and Kris Sang.

Promoted to Lieutenant was Matthew Ortega.

Promoted to Assistant Chief was Shane Wallace.

Congrats to each one! 🎉 👏

Let us never forget the heroes who paid the ultimate sacrifice.

Graduation season is among us and with that traffic around the Berry Center will become more congested.

Tomorrow, Galena Park ISD will host three graduations at the Berry Center. Their graduation times are 9 am, 1 pm, and 5 pm. Starting Wednesday, May 27th through Saturday May 30th, CFISD graduations will take place. The times for CFISD graduations can be found at this link: https://berrycenter.cfisd.net/events/cfisd-graduations

Congratulations to the graduating class of 2026!

CFISD safety exercise planned for June 3 May 21, 2026—Cypress-Fairbanks ISD’s emergency management department, in collaboration with the CFISD police department and local first responders, will host a full-scale safety exercise on June 3 at Rowe Middle School (7611 Westgreen Blvd.) and the Berry Center (8877 Barker Cypress Road).

During Police Week this week, we pause to honor the courage, sacrifice, and service of the men and women who wear the badge. We remember those who gave their lives protecting others and recognize the dedication of officers who continue to serve our communities each day. Their commitment to duty, often in the face of danger and uncertainty, reflects a profound sense of responsibility and compassion. May we never forget the fallen, support the living, and keep their families in our thoughts and prayers.