
April 2020 | District 4 Update
Here you can find the Fort Worth District 4, April 2020 Update where where they discuss the latest COVID-19 information, city news, and even highlight the new Woodhaven Storm Drain Project!
Here you can find the Fort Worth District 4, April 2020 Update where where they discuss the latest COVID-19 information, city news, and even highlight the new Woodhaven Storm Drain Project!
With covid-19 lay-offs, limited work schedules and children at home all day, many families are now food insecure. They need our help.
Ron and Cindy Brewington Clapp are collecting food, paper products and cleaning products for the food pantry at St John the Apostle Church. Church services are online, so weekly donations are down significantly. Couple that with the tremendous need at this time, and the food pantry goes bare by the end of the week.
Cindy and Ron will keep a bin on their front porch as a collection place. If you feel so inclined, feel free to drop off your donations to the food pantry. No cash or gift cards, please. The pantry needs peanut butter, pasta, canned vegetables, canned fruits and canned meats, diapers, formula, cleaning products, toilet paper, cereal, powdered milk, bread, coffee, tea, soups, rice, fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, etc. You get the idea.
Drop off during daylight hours. If you drop off fresh fruit or vegetables, text Cindy so she can refrigerate until she takes to the food pantry.
Thank you in advance for your generosity.
Ron and Cindy Brewington Clapp
5909 End O Trail76112
817-456-8112
Please submit your Census Information for EVERYONE UNDER YOUR ROOF AS OF APRIL 1, 2020.
The online process could not be more simplified!
For a few minutes of your time without leaving your home, your online census submission will have generated approximately $1600 for each and every person under your roof including:
The outbreak of the Coronavirus in our community is certainly cause for alarm. Keep in mind that there is a lot of misinformation on social media. It is important to keep yourself informed from a reliable source. Tarrant County Public Health Department has set up a Coronavirus telephone hotline and webpage to answer your questions.
Committee Chairpersons: Legal
From time to time, we need legal counsel regarding a proposed
project or an issue within the community. Attendance at our
monthly WNA Steering Committee Meetings would be welcomed
when Legal Chair’s schedule permits.
Marker Monitors: Boca Raton Blvd. & Bridgewood Drive
Marker Monitors assist with clearing trash from the marker areas
between weekly maintenance provided by Mike Carter and his
Team. Water leaks quickly reported drastically reduce the monthly
water bills at each of the 5 marker areas. It is suggested that the
Marker Monitor wear gloves and take a trash bag when checking
Marker area/s.
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.
• 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
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.