North Forth Worth Alliance

Who Makes Up The North Fort Worth Alliance Membership?

The North Fort Worth Alliance is a group of active community members from 20 local neighborhoods. The Alliance was founded in March of 2006 and became a registered member of The City of Fort Worth Neighborhood Associations in September of the same year. Monthly meetings are held on the third Saturday of the month in Fort Worth. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Do I Live Within The Boundaries of the Alliance?

The boundaries of the Alliance shall be FM 1171 on the north, Highway 377 on the east, and IH-35 on the west with the following exception: the western boundary shall also include only those neighborhoods west of I-35W that are located within Fort Worth City Council District 2. The southern border shall be North Tarrant Parkway.

Can I Become A Member Of The Alliance?

Membership in the Alliance is open to any neighborhood group, or association, civic groups or organization which seeks to revitalize and/or improve conditions within the Alliance Area. The terms neighborhood group or association shall mean either a voluntary neighborhood association or a mandatory homeowners' association. Neighborhood group and associations are encouraged to register with the Fort Worth Neighborhood Association.

Why Register With The Fort Worth Neighborhood Association?

By registering with the City of Fort Worth as a neighborhood association, your organization is officially recognized by the City and will receive valuable information from various City departments, including notification of zoning and development within or near your boundaries.

For more information on the Neighborhood & Community Outreach Office or registration, contact:

Fort Worth Neighborhood Office is located at 1000 Throckmorton St., Fort Worth, TX 76102

(817) 392-7525 or Fax: (817) 392-7529

Email: neighborhoods@fortworthgov.org

The City of Fort Worth Neighborhood Office Webpage: www.fwlinc.org

CODE BLUE is a cooperative effort between the city of Fort Worth, the Federal Government and interested citizens who wish to help control crime in their neighborhood. Code Blue is a program where private citizens volunteer their time to patrol our community and report suspicious and/or criminal activities to the proper authorities. Citizens on Patrol acts as the "eyes and ears" for the police department in the neighborhood. Its primary purpose is to help reduce crime in the neighborhood through cooperation with the police department.

** CODE BLUE VOLUNTEERS ARE NOT POLICE OFFICERS** VOLUNTEERS ARE TRAINED TO ONLY OBSERVE AND REPORT.

If you can only spare an hour or two a week or month, WE NEED YOU!!! Patrols can be conducted in personal vehicles, bicycling, or while taking a relaxing stroll. Participants are supplied with a radio to maintain contact with the staffed base station and police at all times. Volunteers will be trained in an 8 hour class on various dates by the City of Fort Worth Police Department in the proper Observation and Reporting Techniques.

For information on the North Fort Worth Alliance, contact Colleen Demel, Executive Director, NFWAEXEDIR@gmail.com

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