Historic Southside Neighborhood Association (HSNA)
City of FW App
The FW app a great and quick option for the residents to report any issues to the city. Below you can find the link to the city website's direct page for the app. Use the link for instructions on how to download the app.
https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/departments/communications/customercare/myfw
November Meeting Agenda Notes
A)Royal Capital meeting December 12th at 6pm
B)Code Compliance Officer Car stated still working on Illegal Dumping
C)Historic Preservation Officer Campos 817.614.5969 - Need TX Dot & Railroad Number for homeless.
D)Tera Perez - HOPE 817.392.2235
Resource Page on website and newsletter
1-Non Emergency Number 817.392.4222
2-Business Directory for 76104 (table until January 2025)
3-Report Extremely high grass 24-48 inches high to James Walker: teamlp05@gmail.com
4-December meeting bring in speaker on: https://www.tad.org Texas Historic Preservation Tax Credit Program: The state tax credit program offers a 25 percent tax credit for the rehabilitation of historic, income-producing or non-profit use buildings. This credit can be sold, and may be used against Texas Business Franchise Tax OR Texas Insurance Premium Tax
Historic Preservation Tax Credits - Texas Historical Commission
Texas Historical Commission (.gov)
https://thc.texas.gov › grants-tax-credits-and-funding
5-Submit Letter to council for Dusk to Dawn hours for THE PLAZA
6-Find out when bond money is dispersed. Call 817.392.6150
7-Start monthly newsletter
FORTRESS Fort Worth, Texas
Fortress provides hope and resources for children and their families as they work toward long-term stability, health, and happiness. Through programs focused on academic, social-emotional, and spiritual support, our inter-generational approach utilizes existing strengths and develops new skills to help families overcome barriers rooted in systemic inequities, generational trauma, and life circumstances.
Fortress provides hope and resources for children and their families as they work toward long-term stability, health, and happiness. Through programs focused on academic, social-emotional, and spiritual support, our inter-generational approach utilizes existing strengths and develops new skills to help families overcome barriers rooted in systemic inequities, generational trauma, and life circumstances.
Renaissance House
The Renaissance House of Terrell Heights is a vital hub for preserving the rich Black history and culture of Terrell Heights, while also promoting the health and well-being of our local community.
The Renaissance House represents a pivotal moment in our community, where we honor and shine a light on the enormous contributions of those who have made significant impacts in our city, state, and country. Through our efforts, we strive to preserve and recognize the historic paths that have been paved by Black leaders in Terrell Heights.
As we preserve and celebrate our history, we must also acknowledge the significant challenges that our residents face every day. These challenges can lead to social isolation, higher rates of chronic diseases, limited access to healthy food options, transportation barriers, and a shortage of health and mental health services. These factors contribute to poor health outcomes and lower life expectancies for our community.
