Find fun and furry friends at library pet adoption events
The Fort Worth Public Library is hosting pet adoption events in collaboration with Fort Worth Animal Care & Control, offering individuals the opportunity to welcome a furry companion into their homes. The events, scheduled to take place at four library locations, aim to facilitate the adoption process and provide valuable information on pet care. The article, published on April 24, 2024, highlights that only dogs will be available for adoption at these upcoming events. Adoption fees are waived, and each dog is fully vaccinated and microchipped, ensuring their health and...
Score free admission to Mayfest with a library card
Fort Worth residents have an exciting opportunity to attend the annual Mayfest for free by utilizing a simple resource - their library card. The event promises a diverse range of attractions, including "tasty food, melodic music, activities for all ages, thrilling rides and more for free."Described as an "ultimate annual outdoor festival," Mayfest offers attendees a chance to immerse themselves in a vibrant atmosphere filled with entertainment and enjoyment. According to the announcement, "Mayfest is an annual four-day festival featuring multiple music and performing arts...
City steps up efforts to fund crime prevention nonprofits
The City Council on Tuesday amended an agreement with United Way of Tarrant County to increase funding for crime prevention nonprofits. The amendment will raise the contract's total to $174,920 per year for the Police Department, with an increase of $125,000.This move comes as part of the City's broader efforts to enhance crime prevention initiatives. The Crime Control and Prevention District (CCPD), funded by a ½-cent sales tax, is dedicated to crime control, crime prevention, and public safety. The CCPD Board recently approved the allocation of funds for competitive...
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