Jeff Halstead, Chief of Police for the Fort Worth Police Department, invites you to a police public awareness forum. Join members of your community on Tuesday, March 30th, 2010 from 7:00 PM until 8:00 PM at North Fort Worth Baptist Church on 5801 Old Denton Road. (more…)
Bunny Hop Easter Egg Hunt
March 27, 2010 Time: 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
It’s official:
The Villages of Woodland Springs Bunny Hop Easter Egg Hunt will kick off on March 27 at 11:00 a.m. at Bray Birch Park right after the Bunny Hop 5K & 1 Mile Fun Run. Come and enjoy the bounce houses and face painting! The Easter Egg hunt will begin at 11:00am for ages 0-13 years old. We will be giving out prizes, so bring your baskets and let’s enjoy this special event. Don’t forget pictures with the Easter Bunny :) PLEASE RSVP to events.vows@gmail.com with the ages of your kids. We want to make sure we will have enough eggs for all the kids.
If you would like to volunteer, please contact us at events.vows@gmail.com.
Fort Worth Police Department’s David District will conduct a Code Blue Patroller Training Class on Wednesday and Thursday, March 10th and 11th. This is the eight hour training course for new patrollers.
The training program consists of classroom and “hands on” instruction to provide the COP Trainees with a working knowledge of the Fort Worth Police Department rules and regulations of the Citizens On Patrol program, surveillance training, and radio instruction.
Location: Participants will meet at The Villages of Woodland Springs Amenity Center at 12209 Timberland directly across the street from the Elementary school. (See attached map for directions)
Time: Classes will run from 6:30-10:30 p.m. each night.
three (3) hours each evening beginning at from 6PM to 9PM. Instruction will be comprehensive, and in each session a different facet of the department will be explored. Classes will be taught by officers and supervisors who work within the area being taught.
Pictures will be taken for ID badges and regulation shirts will be distributed at the completion of the course.
Any questions contact: Neighborhood Patrol Officer – Barry Sawyer at : 817-994-3453
By Shirley Gansser
The North Fort Worth Alliance consists of representatives and concerned citizens from 22 different communities. Its boundaries
are north of Tarrant Parkway to the Speedway and west of 377 to
I-35. The Alliance was formed in 2005, to unite the North Fort Worth
area in one voice to address and influence issues that affect the
“quality of the life” of its residents.
The NFWA has been successful influencing numerous zoning
issues that were considered to be against the best interests of the
residents, successfully opposed the proposed F-5 training at the
Alliance airport, raised the awareness of the need for a hospital in
North Fort Worth, as well as many other issues of concern.
The biggest issue facing North Fort Worth currently is transportation – lack of adequate roads, lack of public transportation (bus and rail), and even bike paths/trails. The Alliance is constantly working on keeping these issues in front of governmental agencies at all levels.
The Alliance meets on the third Saturday of each month at 9:00 am
at the Fellowship of the Parks Church on Beach Street. All residents
of North Fort Worth are welcome to participate.