About the Crestwood Association
For more than 40 years, the Crestwood Association has been bringing neighbors together to celebrate, protect, and strengthen one of Fort Worth's most beloved neighborhoods.
Proud of Our Past. Focused On Our Future.
Nestled on Fort Worth's west side, Crestwood is known for its tree-lined streets, welcoming neighbors, beautiful parks, and easy access to the Trinity Trails. Since the association was founded in 1981, volunteers have worked alongside residents to preserve the neighborhood's unique character while fostering a strong sense of community.
Today, the Crestwood Association continues that tradition by organizing neighborhood events, sharing important community updates, advocating for residents, and creating opportunities for neighbors to connect. Whether you've lived here for years or just moved in, we're committed to helping Crestwood remain a place people are proud to call home.
Led by Neighbors, For Neighbors
The Crestwood Association is led by volunteers who generously give their time to help organize events, communicate with residents, advocate for neighborhood priorities, and strengthen our community.
Meet the Board
President: Wesley Kirk
Treasurer: Amy VonSavage
Membership Secretary: Brett Yanoski
Recording Secretary: Lisa Griffith
Pet Registry (co-chairs): Judy Haskell and Hollie Lancarte
Crime Patrol Contact (Interim): Leo Williams
Neighborhood Police Officer (NPO): Officer Jason Back: 682-346-5862, Jason.Back@fortworthtexas.gov
Join Us at a Meeting
Board meetings are open to all Crestwood residents and are a great opportunity to stay informed, ask questions, and learn what's happening in the neighborhood.
Our Next Meeting
Stay Informed
Transparency and communication are important to our association. Browse meeting minutes, governing documents, newsletters, and other resources to learn more about the work we're doing in Crestwood.
Newsletters
Meeting Minutes
Be Part of What Makes Crestwood Special
A strong neighborhood is built by neighbors who care. Whether you attend an event, volunteer for a project, serve on a committee, or simply become a member, there are many ways to make a positive impact.