Neighborhood Resources
Whether you're new to Crestwood or have lived here for years, this page brings together helpful information, community resources, and important contacts in one place.
City Contacts
City Website: FortWorthTexas.Gov
City of Fort Worth Public Call Center: 817-392-1234
MyFW App: Download
The City of Fort Worth has an app to report a service request or code compliance issue. Tracking is available within the app.
Additional Services:
Crestwood Trash Collection Day is Wednesday. Bulk pick up is the last week of the month (pick up is any time Monday - Friday).
Police & Fire
For emergencies or when in doubt, always call 911.
Non-Emergency Police: 817-392-4222
Police Reports: File a Report
Fire Department Hotline: 817-392-4444
Crime Patrol
Crime Patrol is a volunteer neighborhood watch program that partners with the Fort Worth Police Department to help deter crime, report suspicious activity, and promote crime prevention throughout Crestwood. Whether you patrol by car, bike, or on foot, even a few hours each month can make a meaningful difference.
If you're interested in getting involved or have concerns to report, contact our Patrol Captain or Neighborhood Police Officer.
Crestwood Crime Patrol Captain: Leo Williams
Neighborhood Police Officer: Jason Back
682-346-5862 | Jason.Back@FortWorthTexas.gov
Pet Registry
The Crestwood Pet Registry helps reunite lost pets with their owners by maintaining a neighborhood database of registered pets. If your pet goes missing—or you find a lost pet—our volunteers can assist with identification, including scanning for microchips when available.
Register each pet individually using the form below, or contact the Pet Registry team if you need assistance or would like to volunteer at crestwoodfwpets@gmail.com.
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.