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million in federal funding to strengthen regional emergency preparedness and public safety efforts. Allocating $1.59 million in asset forfeiture funds to support police wellness, safety initiatives and community programs. Closing
public affairs, and engages with municipalities on matters including economic development, grants, and public safety initiatives
Fort Worth Police Department is the municipal law enforcement agency responsible for crime prevention, public safety, and traffic enforcement within Fort Worth city limits. Led by Chief Eddie Garcia
parking lot takeover-style events. Street racing and takeover events pose serious risks to public safety, and past incidents have resulted in significant crashes, injuries and fatalities. There have also
City identify flood‑prone areas and community priorities, support long‑term planning to improve public safety and ensure a well‑informed, community‑driven update to the plan. Visit the Floodplain
reside within city limits. This ordinance establishes residency restrictions for registered sex offenders, affecting public safety policies related to offender placement and housing. The measure was unanimously approved
Criminal Justice Division of the Office of the Texas Governor (also known as the Public Safety Office) administers federal and state grant funding to support law enforcement, criminal justice system
requester in Fort Worth city proceedings. Appears in topics: governance, appointment, policy, historic, public_safety
promote civic engagement and neighborhood improvement. The organization manages standing committees focused on public safety, communications, neighborhood enhancement, and wellness initiatives, and has been nationally recognized for its community revitalization
term ending in 2027. Chairs the Legislative & Intergovernmental Affairs Committee and serves on the Public Safety and Infrastructure & Growth Committees. Focuses on economic development, transportation infrastructure, and neighborhood policy
Based on city records: City department referenced in Fort Worth proceedings. Appears in topics: public_safety, grant, budget
program approved by Fort Worth voters in 2022 to fund transportation, parks, library, and public safety projects across the city
Based on city records: Entity referenced in Fort Worth city proceedings. Appears in topics: public_safety, governance
component of the City's comprehensive strategy to reduce crime, improve neighborhoods and enhance public safety. The City works closely with residents, the Fort Worth Police Department and the Fort
damage, to provide a dedicated, long-term solution for reducing flood risk and improving public safety. Now, 20 years later, the City is looking ahead. The Stormwater Strategic Plan will
voters approved six bond propositions totaling over $845 million for streets, parks, libraries, housing, public safety facilities, and animal care, and also passed nine city charter amendments; a District
Seattle and Atlanta. The ranking highlights the City’s strong performance in areas like public safety readiness, cost control and data-driven decision-making. In addition to the national ranking
person events and online activities, the top community priorities have been captured. They include public safety, multi-modal transportation, preservation of open space, housing affordability, responsible growth and walkable mixed
more fun way to celebrate. Fireworks safety tips for families The safest way for children to enjoy fireworks is by attending a professional public display rather than using fireworks
transportation to enhance safety and mitigate congestion. As part of the City’s ongoing work with the Metropolitan Planning Organization, Fort Worth Transportation & Public Works has partnered with Arlington