Community Safety Awareness
Protect Our Kids.Demand Action.
A violent offender is living near Kathryn Griffis Elementary School in Royse City, TX. Our children deserve to feel safe where they learn and play. It's time forawareness, accountability, andaction.
Why This Matters
Every parent, teacher, and community member near Kathryn Griffis Elementary has a right to know when the safety of children is at stake.
Child Safety at Risk
A violent offender is living in close proximity to a school where hundreds of children attend daily. Parents and families deserve to know about potential dangers in their community.
Proximity to School Grounds
The individual resides near the school, within the daily routes children take to and from classes. This proximity raises serious safety concerns that cannot be ignored.
Accountability & Enforcement
Existing laws and regulations may provide mechanisms to address this situation. We are advocating for local officials and law enforcement to review and act within the bounds of the law to protect our children.
The Facts
What the community needs to know
Public Record
Alan Belk has a documented history of violent criminal offenses. These are matters of public record, available to anyone through official channels.
Proximity to Children
He currently resides in close proximity to Kathryn Griffis Elementary School, attended by hundreds of children daily — well within the zone that raises public safety concerns.
Community Right to Know
Parents and guardians have a fundamental right to be informed about potential threats near the places where their children spend their days.
Legal Protections Exist
Many jurisdictions have laws governing where individuals with violent histories can reside. We are calling on officials to enforce these protections.
Verify the facts yourself through official public records:
Campaign Updates
Follow our progress as the community takes action.
Felony Case Closed Without Prosecution
The State of Texas v. Alan Wade Belk — Case 35733CR, 354th District Court, an adult felony filed September 3, 2025 — is now marked Closed. Hunt County prosecutor Katie McVaney refused to prosecute the case; Criminal District Attorney Noble Walker was at a "conference" in California and unavailable. Reached for comment, court coordinator Ashley McCasland stated they "appreciate the opinions of our community."
Website Launch
AlanBelk.com goes live to raise community awareness about the safety of children near Kathryn Griffis Elementary School.
Campaign Founded
Concerned parents and neighbors in Royse City formed this campaign after learning about a violent offender residing near the school.
What You Can Do
Change happens when communities speak up. Here are concrete steps you can take today.
Contact Local Officials
Reach out to your city council members, county commissioners, and local representatives. Use the directory below to contact them directly.
Attend Public Meetings
Show up at school board meetings and city council sessions. Numbers matter. Your presence sends a message that the community demands action.
Share This Campaign
Spread awareness by sharing this website with neighbors, parents at the school, and community groups.
Report Concerns
If you witness any concerning behavior, report it to law enforcement immediately. Document dates, times, and details.
Contact Your Officials
Click to email or call the officials who can make a difference. Let them know child safety near Kathryn Griffis Elementary School is a priority.
Janet Nichol
MayorCity of Royse City
David Monroe
Commissioner, Precinct 2Hunt County
Noble Walker
Criminal District AttorneyHunt County
Ashley McCasland
Court Coordinator, 354th District CourtHunt County
Brent Money
State Representative, District 2Texas House of Representatives
Caddo Mills ISD
Board of TrusteesCaddo Mills ISD
Hunt County Sheriff's Office
Sheriff Terry JonesHunt County
Template Letters
Not sure what to say? Copy one of these templates, personalize it, and send it to your local officials.
To City Officials
Dear [Official Name], I am writing as a concerned resident of the Royse City community regarding the safety of children attending Kathryn Griffis Elementary School. It has come to my attention that a violent offender, Alan Belk, is currently residing in close proximity to the school, which is located at 3639 FM 1565, Caddo Mills, TX 75135. As a parent/community member, I am deeply concerned about the potential risks this poses to the hundreds of children who attend the school daily. I respectfully request that the City of Royse City: 1. Review and enforce any applicable residency restrictions and public safety ordinances. 2. Provide transparency about what steps are being taken to ensure the safety of our children. 3. Consider additional safety measures in the area surrounding the school. I believe that every child deserves to learn and play in a safe environment, and I trust that our elected officials share this priority. Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]
To School Board
Dear Caddo Mills ISD Board of Trustees, I am reaching out regarding a public safety concern affecting students at Kathryn Griffis Elementary School. A violent offender, Alan Belk, is residing near the school campus. As members of the community who entrust the safety of our children to Caddo Mills ISD, we believe the district should be aware of this situation and take appropriate precautions. I respectfully ask the Board to: 1. Review current safety protocols for student arrival, dismissal, and outdoor activities. 2. Coordinate with local law enforcement to ensure adequate monitoring near the school. 3. Communicate with parents and families about any additional safety measures being implemented. The safety of our children is a shared responsibility, and I appreciate your commitment to providing a secure learning environment. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]
Texas Public Records Request
To the Public Information Officer, [Governmental Body — e.g., Hunt County Criminal District Attorney's Office, Hunt County Sheriff's Office, or Hunt County District Clerk] Pursuant to the Texas Public Information Act, Texas Government Code Chapter 552, I request copies of the following public records: 1. Records relating to The State of Texas v. Alan Wade Belk, Case No. 35733CR, 354th District Court, Hunt County, Texas — including the case disposition and any records reflecting the decision to close the case or decline prosecution. 2. Incident or offense reports referencing Alan Belk in the area of Kathryn Griffis Elementary School, 3639 FM 1565, Caddo Mills, TX 75135. I ask that responsive records be provided electronically where possible. If any portion of this request is withheld, please cite the specific exception relied upon and release all remaining portions, as the Act requires. If estimated charges will exceed $40, please provide an itemized written estimate before processing, per Section 552.2615. The Act requires that public information be produced promptly. Please contact me if any part of this request needs clarification. Thank you for your assistance. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Mailing Address] [Your Email Address]
To the District Attorney
Dear Criminal District Attorney Walker, I am writing as a concerned member of the Hunt County community regarding The State of Texas v. Alan Wade Belk, Case No. 35733CR, 354th District Court — an adult felony case that is now marked Closed without prosecution. Given the defendant's documented history of violent offenses and his residence in close proximity to Kathryn Griffis Elementary School, the community deserves a clear public explanation. I respectfully ask your office to answer: 1. Why was Case 35733CR closed without prosecution, and who made that decision? 2. What factors were weighed, and is a written declination memo available to the public? 3. What options remain available — refiling, referral to another agency, or other protective measures? Hundreds of children attend school near this individual every day. Declining to prosecute is a decision your office is accountable for, and the families of this community are paying attention. I look forward to a substantive response. Sincerely, [Your Name] [Your Address]