Project Safe Neighborhood
The Project Safe Neighborhood Program (PSN) is designed to create safer neighborhoods and to reduce gun and gang violence by employing a research-driven, intelligence-led, and problem-solving approach to crime prevention.
As a participating agency, One Safe Place:
supports violent crime reduction in the City of Fort Worth by focusing on the prevention of gun‑ and gang‑related violence. Working in close partnership with local and federal law enforcement, Project Safe Neighborhoods delivers targeted education, community outreach, and early‑intervention strategies that address risk factors, deter firearm‑related offenses, disrupt pathways into gang involvement, and strengthen neighborhood safety before violence occurs.
As a fiscal agent, One Safe Place:
- Administers DOJ grant funding for local PSN projects
- Supports collaboration between law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, and community organizations
- Promotes training, research, and education around violence prevention strategies
- Encourages data-driven approaches to build trust and accountability in public safety
Probation/Parole Reentry Education Program
Please don’t call and no pre-registration required. Please simply show up in-person.
All dates are from 6 PM to PM. Doors close at 5:30 PM.
Tarrant County Resource Connection
2300 Circle Dr., Fort Worth, TX