The city shares its corporate limits with 28 cities, which involves inter-local agreements with many cities, including agreements for shared facilities and coordinated provision of services. Implementation of the comprehensive plan will allow the city to continue to grow in a sensible manner, attract quality companies that offer living wages and sound benefits and offer services and amenities second to none. Part 1 offenses include murder, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny-theft, arson and auto theft. Fort Worth has seen a rise in Part 1 crime beginning in 1998 to present. The rise in crime is attributed to an increase in property crimes, including vehicular and residential burglary.
Violent crime is still down.
Town Hall Meeting Is Planned The third town hall meeting for 2000 is scheduled for 7 p.m. Oct. 24 in Eastern Hills High School s auditorium. The school is located one block north of the intersection of Meadowbrook Drive and Weiler Boulevard on the city s east side on Shelton Drive. Hosted by City Council members Becky Haskin and Frank Moss, representing Districts 4 and 5, respectively, citizens and groups may make presentations, share concerns and explain neighborhood goals with their council representatives. Prior to the Town Hall meeting, council members toured 33 sites within the two districts. All citizens are invited to attend the Town Hall meeting.