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INFORMAL REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS No. 10229
January 29, 2019
To the Mayor and Members of the City Council
Page 1 of 3
SUBJECT:
2018 NEIGHBORHOOD AWARDS
The purpose of this Informal Report is to provide an update to City Council on
Workshops & 2018 Neighborhood Awards to be held on Saturday, Feb. 16 at the Doxology Church, located at 4805
Arborlawn Drive.
Event Schedule
8 - 9 a.m. Check-in, Visit Exhibits, Networking and Light Refreshments
9 a.m. - 12:20 p.m. Community Engagement Workshops
12:20 - 2 p.m. 2018 Neighborhood Awards Luncheon
This will be the third year that UnitedHealthcare has graciously agreed to sponsor this event.
Neighbor Feedback
Based upon more than 200 paper and online surveys from neighbors, exhibitors and internal staff immediately
nity Engagement Workshops & 2017 Neighborhood Awards, leaders may look
forward to seeing the following event improvements this year:
A venue with larger classrooms, exhibit and luncheon space.
Coffee service and light refreshments will be provided from 8-10:30 a.m.
Forty educational exhibits will be available from 8-10:30 a.m.
Total time in class has been increased to one hour for each workshop.
The three workshops with the most attendees will be recorded and posted online.
An interactive app will be available for use during the event to share photos, complete surveys and view
workshop presentation information.
The Fort Worth Neighbor of the Year Award was created to honor the unsung
neighborhoods.
Exhibitors
Forty educational exhibits will be available 8-10:30 a.m.:
Community Emergency Fort Worth Nature Park and Recreation
Response Team Center and Refuge
Read Fort Worth
Citizens on Patrol Fort Worth Public Art
Sixty and Better Tarrant
Code Rangers Fort Worth County
Transportation Authority
Consumer Health Southwest Regional
Graffiti Abatement Library
Crime Prevention Unit
Habitat for Humanity Tarrant County Masters
Directions Home
Gardner Association
Human Relations Unit
Economic Development
Tarrant County College
Keep Fort Worth
Emergency Management
Beautiful Tarrant County Health
Environmental
Department
Meals on Wheels of
Explorer Program
Tarrant County Texas Workforce
Fort Worth Clayton Yes
Commission (DARS)
Municipal Court
Fort Worth ISD/Parent
Neighborhood Services
Liaison
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INFORMAL REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS No. 10229
January 29, 2019
To the Mayor and Members of the City Council
Page 2 of 3
SUBJECT:
2018 NEIGHBORHOOD AWARDS
Transportation & Public United Way of Tarrant
Works Dept. County
Trinity Metro Water Department
Community Engagement Workshops
Ten departments and two area agencies will partner together to offer sixteen workshops, including four in Spanish:
Building Unified Communities: One Culture at a Time!
Can They Build That Here?
Capacity Building Grants for Neighborhood Associations
Connecting with your Neighbors (SPANISH)
How Code Enforcement Supports Our Community (ENGLISH & SPANISH)
How We're Tackling Litter & Illegal Dumping
HUD Grants 101: Working Together to Improve Neighborhoods (SPANISH)
If These Walls Could Talk: Uncovering the Story of Your Home and Neighborhood
It's a Balancing Act! Budgeting City Priorities
Partnering with Your Neighborhood Police Officer (NPO)
Social Media: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
The Diabetes Epidemic (SPANISH) UnitedHealthcare
Working Together to Create Pathways to Housing
2018 Neighborhood Awards
How-To Worksho
a neighborhood award. This workshop was offered to individuals, board leaders and in large-groups at the Hazel
Harvey Peace Center for Neighborhoods during the months of September and October.
Completed awards applications were accepted October 18 - December 20, 2018.
Nineteen neighborhood associations have been named as 2018 Neighborhood Award finalists in six award
categories: Berkeley Place NA, Como NAC, Crawford Farms HOA, Crestwood NA, Eastern Hills NA, Eastgate NA,
Fairmount NA, Garden of Eden NA, Harvest Ridge HOA; Heritage HOA; Marine Creek Community Association;
Marine Creek Meadows HOA; Mistletoe Heights NA; Quail Ridge Estates Phase II HOA; Ridglea Hills NA; Ridglea
North NA; Tanglewood NA; The Trails of Fossil Creek HOA and The Villages of Woodland Springs HOA.
The following award finalists have also been announced, based upon nominations submitted by twenty-five
neighborhood associations for four additional awards:
Neighborhood Patrol Officer of the Year (NPO) - Bel Haddad, Allen Pennington, Cory Carpenter, Daniel
Adoboe, Delerick McNeal, Doug Gilfour, Eric Charles, Jennifer Russell, Jorge Hernandez, Matt McClellen,
Nestor Martinez and Tracy Darty.
Code Compliance Officer of the Year - Alfonso Hurtado, Jeff Payne and Rey Salinas.
The Danny Scarth Trailblazer Award - Dorothy Hill, Ronnie Bellomy and Rodney Wade.
ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER FORT WORTH, TEXAS
INFORMAL REPORT TO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS No. 10229
January 29, 2019
To the Mayor and Members of the City Council
Page 3 of 3
SUBJECT:
2018 NEIGHBORHOOD AWARDS
The Fort Worth Neighbor of the Year Award - Cheryl Mix, Darien George, Carol and Ray Feyan and Tabitha
Williams
All award finalists will be publicly recognized and winners for each category given an awards plaque during the 2018
Neighborhood Awards ceremony and luncheon. Two representatives from the neighborhood chosen as The
Neighborhood of the Year will be invited to attend the Neighborhoods, USA (NUSA) Conference in Palm Springs, CA
this May to compete in the NUSA Neighborhood of the Year national competition and represent neighborhoods
across Fort Worth.
Partnerships
This annual event is organized and hosted by the Community Engagement Office in collaboration with over fifty
area agencies, nonprofit organizations and city departments.
Registration
Advance registration is required to attend this free event and may be completed online at:
FortworthTexas.gov/engagement. For more information about this event or to register by phone, please contact
the Community Engagement Office at: 817-392-6201 or via email at: engagement@fortworthtexas.gov.
David Cooke
City Manager
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