Due to rising water levels, Lake Worth will close today. The water level has reached the threshold of 595.5 feet and will close to all visitors including all boat ramps. Lake Worth will remain closed until the lake level returns to 595.00. Visit https://cfw.pub/trwd for more information and for updates on water levels.
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Published on October 11, 2022
Students of all ages are encouraged to participate in this year’s observance of Walk to School Day, Wednesday, Oct. 12. The event brings together students, parents, schools and public officials to celebrate walking, promote healthy behaviors and galvanize support for pedestrian safety improvements.
Walking and biking to school can provide these benefits:
While walking to school is featured only one day a year, the North Central Texas Council of Governments encourages students to continue opting for active ways to get to school after Oct. 12. The right infrastructure will increase mobility for students across the region, regardless of where they live.
Fort Worth invests in Safe Routes to School projects such as improved sidewalks and crosswalks. In 2020, the Regional Transportation Council awarded nearly $7 million for six Safe Routes to School projects across North Texas through the 2020 Transportation Alternatives Call for Projects. Later this year, the Regional Transportation Council will consider another series of funding requests.
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