Introduction To develop a Safety Action Plan (SAP) that offers targeted strategies and solutions for addressing the safety challenges experienced by Fort Worth residents, the City conducted an extensive public and stakeholder engagement process. This ensured that community voices were heard and their feedback meaningfully informed the plan.
The SAP development process included a wide range of outreach and engagement efforts:
• 1 project website that provided regular project updates, event announcements, and access to final deliverables • 2 newsletters to introduce the project and keep stakeholders informed of ongoing progress
3 rounds of open houses , including:
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o In the first two rounds, one in-person open house in each of the 10 City Council districts
o In the third round, one in-person and one virtual open house
• 5 rounds of advisory committee meetings , each round including:
o One meeting with the Technical Advisory Committee (TAC)
o One meeting with the Community Advisory Committee (CAC)
• 14 informational meeting announcements to publicize and encourage participation in open houses and committee meetings • 26 community events where staff engaged with residents to encourage participation in the project survey and gather feedback on safety conditions, challenges, and priorities
• 273 comment cards submitted by community members at in-person events
• 1,100 online survey responses collected from the public
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