Fort Worth 911 says answer‑time standards met after consolidation and tech pilots; transcription, translation and AI triage in trials Emergency Communications Director Aubrey Insco reported consolidation of communication centers, a new staffing model that met NENA response standards, deployment of instant transcription/translation on 1.7M calls, and AI triage trials (Ava) that successfully handled about 26% of non‑emergency calls in pilot trials.

Fort Worth's 911 system is transforming with record-breaking response times and groundbreaking AI tech that could change emergency calls forever!

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Fort Worth urges residents to stay home as multi-day winter storm approaches City of Fort Worth and regional partners warned of a 3–4 day winter storm expected Friday night, urging residents to stay home, prepare for power outages, and use official channels; shelters and emergency operations have been activated and road and utility crews are staged.

Fort Worth is bracing for a dangerous multi-day winter storm, urging residents to stay home and prepare for potential power outages.

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Fort Worth Residents Urge City Council to Protect Federal Funding and Avoid Tax Increases Residents advocate for preserving federal funds to maintain public safety and services.

Fort Worth residents are sounding the alarm as city council members grapple with the shocking possibility of losing $277 million in federal funding, which could jeopardize public safety and essential services.

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