Fort Worth's Code Compliance is launching a new community outreach program. It's all about connecting with residents and offering support to make neighborhoods better.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
No direct financial impact is associated with these recognitions, but they highlight community achievements.
Library users and residents who are better informed about library services.
Residents who may be misled by misinformation or rumors, potentially leading to unsafe actions.
The Fort Worth Library received a state award for its innovative marketing of its annual report, showcasing effective communication of public services.
The council discussed the potential costs and process for adding a new sister city, with the Sister Cities Board recommending two potential locations for consideration.
The meeting included a Spanish lesson focused on tree-related terms, aiming to promote language learning and cultural engagement within the community.
Officials stressed the importance of residents staying informed through official city channels and avoiding rumors. They highlighted the role of local media in disseminating accurate information and encouraged community members to check on their neighbors.
The council honored individuals and organizations for their contributions, including Bob Semple, Texas Forge Taekwondo, and the "Nourish to Flourish" organization.
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