Fort Worth, TX - Public Information Request Center
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City of Fort Worth Open Records Home The City of Fort Worth is committed to making the process of obtaining public records as easy as possible. Many public records are accessible on the city's internet site at https://fortworthtexas.gov/ Other records are not made available due to confidentiality, or prevented by law. Many of these records can be obtained through a public information request (PIR), with some exemptions as determined by state law. Police Records Municipal Court Records Other City Records EMS/Ambulance Records FAQs
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This document is an application form for the City of Fort Worth, Texas boards, commissions, and committees. The form allows applicants to select from 28 named boards including the Animal Shelter Advisory Committee, Art Commission, Aviation Advisory Board, Board of Adjustment (Commercial and Residential), City Plan Commission, Ethics Review Commission, Historic and Cultural Landmarks Commission, Park and Recreation Advisory Board, Urban Design Commission, and Zoning Commission, among others. Applicants must provide personal information, residency and voter registration status in Fort Worth, employment details, and district of residence. Certain boards impose specific professional requirements; for example, the Historic and Cultural Landmarks Commission requires applicants to demonstrate familiarity with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards and experience in architectural design review, while the Downtown Design Review Board and Urban Design Commission require relevant professional field experience. Applicants may upload a resume and describe relevant qualifications and expertise.
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This document describes Fort Worth public records regulations and crime statistics. Under Texas's Public Information Act, Fort Worth public records include official government documents in various formats, though certain information such as health records, pending litigation details, and law enforcement investigation files must be redacted before public release. Fort Worth experienced significant crime rates in 2017–2019, with 2017 showing 32,963 total incidents (26% above the state average), a slight 8% reduction in 2018, and a return to elevated rates in 2019 with 28,673 total crimes, where larceny-theft and aggravated assault were the most common offenses.
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