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Forney · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Forney public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Forney Community Park had to shut down this past Sunday because of rowdy behavior from local teens. It’s a good idea to double-check the city’s social media pages before you plan any weekend trips there until things settle down.
Forney is finally ditching its three busted storm sirens for a network of 12 modern towers. This means you’ll actually get a reliable heads-up when severe weather hits instead of wondering if the system is working.
Forney is growing fast, but the police department is struggling to keep up with the influx of new residents. The city is currently weighing how to scale up public safety resources to ensure response times don't slip as the population explodes.
Forney Community Park got shut down by police after a massive fight broke out at an unsanctioned party. Expect the city to start cracking down on park rules or beefing up security to keep things under control.
Forney is officially putting its foot down on those chaotic street takeover events that have been causing trouble. Councilman Traylor is leading the charge to make sure these disruptive gatherings get shut down before they become a bigger problem.
A winter storm is blowing into Forney, which means icy roads and potential power or travel issues. Stay tuned to city alerts so you aren't caught off guard by closures or service changes.
Forney is booming, and the city is trying to figure out which ambulance company can actually keep up with the 911 calls. It’s a high-stakes decision that determines how fast an ambulance shows up when you're having an emergency.
Forney is leveling up its emergency medical contract with CareFlite to make sure ambulances actually show up when they're supposed to. It’s all about tightening the rules so you get faster, more reliable help during a crisis.
Forney’s fire department is feeling the heat after hitting 700 calls in just one month. With our city growing so fast, it’s clear our emergency crews are being stretched thin by more accidents and medical calls.
The city increased animal adoption fees from $75 to $95 to cover the cost of microchipping adopted dogs.
Forney’s main water pump is busted, and the city needs everyone to stop using water for non-essentials right now. Skip the lawn watering and keep your usage low until they get the system back online.
Forney police stayed busy with 2,500 calls last month, mostly focusing on traffic and keeping neighborhoods safe. It’s a solid reminder to lock your car doors and watch your speed on Highway 80.