Sad statistic: Texas leads nation for most child deaths in hot cars Published on June 18, 2021 Even with windows cracked, the interior temperature in a car can reach 125 degrees in minutes. Tagged as: , Community Safety
Watch for animals in distress from the extreme heat Published on June 17, 2021 The city’s Animal Care and Control Division has some hot-weather tips to keep pets healthy. Tagged as: , Community Safety
Second Floodplain Management Plan update meeting set for June 21 Published on June 16, 2021 The virtual public meeting will discuss updates to the plan adopted in 2016. Residents may also provide input via an online survey. Tagged as: , Community Safety, Public Meetings
Escape the heat in a library or community center Published on June 15, 2021 MedStar provides tips for surviving the high summer temperatures. Tagged as: , Community Safety, Library, Resources
COVID-19 vaccination clinic schedule for the week of June 14 Published on June 11, 2021 City-operated sites are available at convenient locations across Fort Worth. Tagged as: , Community Safety, Resources
MedStar introduces CPR education to improve cardiac arrest survival Published on June 04, 2021 The program adopts an innovative telephone CPR quality improvement solution and marks a first in Fort Worth. Tagged as: , Community Safety, Community Updates
Remove standing water to prevent mosquito breeding Published on June 03, 2021 Even a few infected mosquitoes can result in outbreaks of West Nile virus. Tagged as: , Community Safety, Environment
June 26 pop-up clinic set for Evans Avenue Plaza Published on June 03, 2021 Besides COVID-19 vaccinations, other health-related services and information will be available. Tagged as: , Community Safety, Health & Lifestyle
City staff takes to the streets to spread word about COVID vaccines Published on June 03, 2021 Teams can contact up to 2,400 households in a day to let them know about upcoming vaccination clinics and to help residents register for vaccines. Tagged as: , Community Safety
Two foxes test positive for rabies in Benbrook Published on May 25, 2021 Tarrant County Public Health recommends avoiding contact with dogs, cats or any animal you’re not familiar with. Tagged as: , Community Safety