Need to fix something around the house but don't have the right tools? Fort Worth's got your back with a new city-wide Mobile Tool Shed program. Now you can borrow equipment for free, making those DIY projects way more doable.
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Stable — consistent level of discussion. 2 mentions in the last 30 days, 6 the 60 before, 4 the 90 before that.
The sale of the property is expected to yield a 14-time return on investment for the HFC, with proceeds to be used for acquiring new lots for housing development.
Residents on the east side of Fort Worth will gain access to much-needed emergency healthcare services.
Residents near the site who may be concerned about the impact of electronic signage or the scale of community facilities.
The city recognized several departments and teams for their dedication and achievements, highlighting the importance of public servants in keeping Fort Worth safe and thriving.
Community Action Partners is the city’s community action agency for Tarrant County, providing comprehensive services to economically disadvantaged people. (Courtesy | Community Action Partners) "...
A large parcel for Crowley ISD is being rezoned to community facilities, allowing for educational or public use. Specific allowances for electronic signs are also included.
An update showed improved cardiac arrest survival rates in Fort Worth, with plans to further enhance survival through better bystander CPR training and increased AED accessibility via the PulsePoint app.
A Year of Impact: Fort Worth’s Mobile Tool Shed Delivers for Residents Fort Worth City Hall (.gov)
The Community Court Program aims to help unhoused individuals by addressing citations that can hinder their progress toward housing and employment. The program connects individuals with caseworkers and services, with the goal of dismissing citations upon successful completion of requirements. Questions were raised about accountability for those who do not complete the program.
The city is implementing a public safety initiative in the East Lancaster corridor to address rising violent crime and issues like illegal camping and sidewalk obstruction. The goal is to improve safety for residents and businesses in the area.
The Library Advisory Board presented its annual report, emphasizing its role in promoting library resources and programs. The board highlighted its efforts to increase community awareness and engagement with library services, which are seen as vital for learning and development.
The city is expanding programs like the High Impact Program and Targeted Outreach to house individuals experiencing homelessness, particularly those with severe mental illness. The goal is to reduce disruptive behavior and connect people with necessary services.
The city is looking for volunteers to help at the local tree farm. There are regular volunteer days and opportunities for groups to schedule special visits to assist with planting and other tasks.
A new emergency hospital is planned for the east side of Fort Worth, aiming to bring essential 24/7 healthcare services to underserved areas. The project is a partnership between Baylor, Scott & White and Emerus.
The city is activating emergency overnight shelters and deploying outreach teams to connect individuals experiencing homelessness with shelter and transportation options. Residents are asked to call 911 if they see someone in distress due to the cold.
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Mobile Tool Shed program expands to serve entire city FortWorthTexas.gov
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