FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) - Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price used Twitter to announce a new city website meant to open a dialogue with residents and city employees.
On YourFortWorth.org residents and members of the city staff can share opinions and concerns and offer ideas on how to improve the city.
The website says if you can't go to city hall... city hall can come to you. The online forum allows people to post ideas and comments that would normally have to be done during a public hearing.
Price said everyone is welcome to sign up and submit or comment on ideas. Any comments or ideas contributed have the potential to influence or be considered as a future project.
Click here to read the "Mayor's Message" detailing YourFortWorth.org, or click here to go directly to the public forum.
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FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) - Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price used Twitter to announce a new city website meant to open a dialogue with residents and city employees.
On YourFortWorth.org residents and members of the city staff can share opinions and concerns and offer ideas on how to improve the city.
The website says if you can't go to city hall... city hall can come to you. The online forum allows people to post ideas and comments that would normally have to be done during a public hearing.
Price said everyone is welcome to sign up and submit or comment on ideas. Any comments or ideas contributed have the potential to influence or be considered as a future project.
Click here to read the "Mayor's Message" detailing YourFortWorth.org, or click here to go directly to the public forum.
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