Remember to vote Feb. 7. Check your local paper for a listing of polling locations. These improvements include reconstructing and extending streets. Other projects will include sidewalks and streetscapes, storm drainage improvements, street lighting and bridge replacement. Call the Bond Hot Line at 871-7869 with your questions regarding specific projects or to request a pamphlet listing each proposed bond project.
Information is also available in Spanish.
The Fort Worth Animal Control Division responded to 31,000 stray animal calls and requests from Fort Worth citizens and impounded 18,473 animals. Tragically, this city's and country's pet overpopulation could be easily eliminated if pet owners would have their pets spayed or neutered. Because there are not enough available homes, almost 15 million dogs and cats are destroyed each year in the United States, according to the Humane Society of the United States. February is Spay and Neuter Month in Fort Worth, and all pet owners are urged to help solve the city's pet overpopulation problem by having their unaltered pets spayed or neutered. Even if you believe your pet will never dig out of the backyard or sneak out the front door, think again - especially with a male dog or cat.