Street hump locations were selected by citizen requests and City Council input. Seventy-five percent of residents had to agree that they wanted speed humps by signing a petition initiated by city staff and circulated by neighborhood groups. Since the program was introduced this past summer, some locations have changed. Here's a look at other district locations and their installation status. Fair Park Boulevard from Seminary Drive to Rickee Drive - petition drive has begun.
Speed humps differ from speed bumps, which are normally found in shopping centers.
The city is paying all installation costs during the pilot program. Submit Your Nominations Deadline for submitting nominations for 1998 Outstanding Women of Fort Worth is 5 p.m. Jan. 9. Nominations representing the cultural diversity of the City of Fort Worth are encouraged. For more information, call Dee Stewart at 871-8889. The Fort Worth Police Department is looking for a few good volunteer interpreters to help the department with the growing increase of refugees from Bosnia, Russia, Vietnam, and Laos.