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Nonprofit group Center for Transforming Lives replaced the rental and utility assistance department, which closed last August.
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One county commissioner argued the nonpartisan group’s political reputation was grounds for rejection.
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The discussion came after County Judge Tim O'Hare said an agenda item during last month's meeting "mischaracterized" certain data and facts about rejected voter ballot numbers.
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The agenda item was added by County Judge Tim O'Hare for the monthly Tarrant County Commissioners Court meeting.
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Tarrant County Sheriff Bill Waybourn gave a briefing to commissioners about the statistics related to Tarrant County Jail inmates in 2025.
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Tarrant County received a letter from the Freedom from Religion Foundation with legal concerns over its Ten Commandments monument installed on the courthouse lawn.
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The Precinct 4 seat on the Tarrant County Commissioners Court covers Fort Worth’s northside through Azle.
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County commissioners launched a mid-decade redistricting effort in the summer, with County Judge Tim O’Hare admitting the move was to make the precinct easier for Republicans to win.
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Tarrant County Precinct 4 covers Fort Worth’s northside through Azle. Perla Bojorquez, Nydia Cardenas and Cedric Kanyinda are on the ballot.
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Three Democrats and two Republicans are running to represent southeast and southwest Tarrant County.
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Briefings about deaths in Tarrant County’s jail won’t be allowed during the commissioners’ public meetings.
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The Tarrant County jail has 388 inmates with a federal immigration hold, officials said Tuesday.