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Woodhaven Neighborhood Association Annual Meeting and Elections

Woodhaven Neighborhood Association Annual Meeting and Elections

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Thursday, January 9, 2020

 

6:00 PM – Registration, Join/Renew WNA Membership

Enjoy delicious refreshments catered by Riverbend Bistro and Meet/Greet/Visit with Woodhaven Neighbors
 

6:30:7:30 – Woodhaven Elects, Reflects, Celebrates, and Optimistically Transitions to 2020!

Welcome and Introductions – Clairita Porter, WNA President 2016-2019:
 
Alex Acourson, Mission Hills Apartment Homes Manager and awesome vocalist! You don’t want to miss the opportunity to hear him sing!
 
Recognition of the 2016-2019 WNA Steering Committee Members
 
Introduction of the 2020 Proposed WNA Slate of Officers, Steering Committee Chairpersons and Committee Members
 
Please note that positions are still open: 
Legal Chairperson and Marker Monitor for NW and SW corners of Bridgewood Drive/Boca Raton, and also Woodhaven/Randol Mill
 
Reflecting and Celebrating 2019 Accomplishments: 
Program Handout materials were researched and compiled by Mr. Daniel Haase, East Side Fort Worth Historian, who also authored “Gateway to the West” a free publication you can download (djhaase@charter.net). Mr Haase helped to establish a PID (Public Improvement District) for East Lancaster which is currently in the process of hiring a security service to work alongside FW police to provide enhanced security for East Lancaster businesses and residents.
4th Annual Ruth and James Lemons Woodhaven Decoration & Lighting Contest Winners

4th Annual Ruth and James Lemons Woodhaven Decoration & Lighting Contest Winners

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Jim and Beverly Wyatt, 2019 Judging Committee Chairpersons are honored to announce the following winners of the four contest categories and to give a holiday cheer to all residents who decorated for the holidays.

The Judges enjoyed seeing lawns and homes lined with traditional Woodhaven white lights throughout the neighborhood!!! On behalf of the WNA Steering Committee they also wish to extend a BIG THANK YOU to Jeff Raiford for designing and creating the signage for the contest last year that was/is easy to install and store! Great job, Jeff!!! Thanks again for sharing your artistic, creative skills that significantly enhance the presentation of the winning decorations!!!

Congratulations to the following winning decorations:

  • BEST OVERALL – 401 Canyon Creek Trail
  • BEST THEME – 301 Canyon Creek Trail
  • MOST ORIGINAL DESIGN – 6020 Cholla Drive
  • BEST STREET – Cholla Drive
A Great Gift Idea

A Great Gift Idea

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Buy a Personalized Brick and Pave The Way For A Better East Regional Library

Your gift will provide permanent recognition for those special people, pets and organizations in your life. The bricks create an attractive entryway for the East Regional Library. Proceeds fund the library improvements.

How To Buy Your Brick

• Fill out and return the order form to Woodhaven Community Development Inc. Library Account, with your payment for the amount of the brick(s).
• One order form per brick, please. No phone orders.
• Brick orders may take up to 6 to 8 weeks after orders have been sent to ACME.
• Questions can be sent to Eric Lehew at eric.lehew@waehter.com

Brick Form ChristmasDownload
Download MyFW app, a new way to report issues

Download MyFW app, a new way to report issues

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Service requests for several city departments are available on the app.

 

Fort Worth residents and visitors now have a quick and easy way to report issues to the city.

The new My Fort Worth (MyFW) app is now available. After downloading the app, users can provide a brief description, photos and use a map-based location feature to submit issues like graffiti, potholes or high grass. Once submitted, the request will go directly to the appropriate city work team for a quick response. The user can view the status of the request in the app and receive a notification when the work is complete.

Service requests for Code Compliance, Human Resources, Park & Recreation and Transportation & Public Works are all currently available on the app.

MyFW also saves time and money by automating many employee tasks. It saves gas and eliminates travel by enabling city staff to instantly upload reports and photo documentation from the worksite. Employees can initiate work orders from their office or in the field. The app interfaces with many existing workflow systems, making responses to residents more efficient and accurate.

Download MyFW on the App Store or Google Play.

Learn more about the features available on the app.