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operates a 5-acre campus providing emergency shelter without length-of-stay restrictions, transitional housing, day services, case management, and employment programs. It serves families, veterans, and single individuals seeking

serves as a hub for community events, recreation, and mixed-use development including housing and parks

Chapa previously served the city as a deputy city manager and as director of housing and economic development

records: Individual referenced in Fort Worth city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, permit, housing, historic

Fort Worth City Hall is the primary municipal government facility housing the city manager, city council, and major city departments. Located at 100 Fort Worth Trail in downtown Fort Worth

Texas Legislature is Texas’s legislative branch, comprising the Texas House of Representatives and Texas Senate. Its official portal provides legislative records, bill and committee information, and tools for identifying

city records: Entity referenced in Fort Worth city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, housing, public_hearing, permit

Entity referenced in Fort Worth city proceedings. Appears in topics: development, budget, tax, governance, housing

applicant in Fort Worth city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, permit, public_hearing, housing

appeared as requester, applicant in Fort Worth city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, housing, development, public_hearing

company is owned by Ed Roski, Jr. and maintains active projects focused on housing and commercial development initiatives in Fort Worth

roles within the City of Fort Worth, including deputy city manager and director of housing and economic development

appeared as requester, owner, applicant in Fort Worth city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, housing, development, public_hearing

long-lasting infrastructure and facilities, including streets and mobility, parks and recreation, libraries, affordable housing, police and fire communications, and the animal shelter. Fort Worth voters approved all six propositions

City of Fort Worth program supported by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. It addresses remaining unmet disaster-recovery needs in Fort Worth through an approved action plan

program offers property tax abatements, fee waivers, and other incentives to promote affordable housing, economic development, and expanded services in underserved neighborhoods

Fort Worth Trail. The high-rise building, a converted former corporate headquarters, houses the offices of the mayor and City Council members, the city manager's office, and numerous city

appeared as requester, owner, applicant in Fort Worth city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, housing, development, policy, public_hearing

City of Fort Worth's Neighborhood Services Department provides housing assistance, community development, and social services to strengthen families and neighborhoods. The department administers programs including homebuyer assistance, home repair

Worth, Texas. It is a mixed-use area with a large medical employment center, housing, restaurants, businesses and historic landmarks. It is reached from