Municue
Fort Worth, TX

Community Action Partners

organization
3 mentions across 3 events

Also known as: CAP

Community Action Partners (CAP) is a division of the City of Fort Worth's Neighborhood Services Department. It serves as the Community Action Agency for Tarrant County. It uses Community Services Block Grant and Comprehensive Energy Assistance Program funds to help low-income individuals, families and older adults. Services include case management, utility assistance, HVAC service and repair, and assistance programs for veterans. It operates from several community centers.
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governance (2)
public safety (2)
community (2)

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Neighborhood Services2
Jeremiah Courtright2
Municipal Court1
Code Compliance Department1
Carlos Flores1
Court in the Community1
Betsy Price Community Center1
Fort Worth Envision Center1
Ms. Bering1
Code Compliance1
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October 2026

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Councilmember Carlos Flores recognized Code Compliance Officer Jeremiah Courtright for going beyond his duties to connect a resident lacking utilities with resources and help with SNAP paperwork.

Council recognizes Code officer for turning compassion into action

September 2026

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A feature story about Fort Worth Code Compliance officer Jeremiah Courtright, who went beyond enforcement duties to connect a resident, Ms. Bering, with City resources to restore her water and electricity and apply for SNAP benefits.

Beyond compliance: The soul of Code Enforcement

February 2026

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Fort Worth Municipal Court is hosting a Court in the Community–Warrant Forgiveness event at Betsy Price Community Center on March 7, where up to 120 residents with outstanding Class C criminal citations can resolve cases without fear of arrest, with options for community service or fine reduction based on ability to pay.

Visit Betsy Price Community Center for Court in the Community