Join the transformative movement in Tarrant County.
Are you an organizer? Are you thinking of starting your organizing journey?
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What is Tarrant4Change?
Tarrant4Change is a movement of local organizers who are working towards a safe, just, equitable, and inclusive community in Tarrant County.
How do we build a transformative movement in Tarrant County?
CONNECT
Connect with diverse local organizations and community organizers working for change at the school district, city, and county level to develop community collaboration teams.
COLLABORATE
Through Collaboration Teams, diverse local organizations and community organizers collaborate for community-driven actions and solutions for systemic and inclusive change.
DEVELOP
As a result of our collaboration teams, we work with local organizers and organizations to train, network, build capacity, and form new initiatives/entities to support the ongoing work
INVEST
Create organizing sustainability by investing in the human, social, and physical capital needs for each community.
Upcoming Events
Be sure to attend our upcoming events, trainings and collaborative efforts!
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Learn About Tarrant County Government
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County Commissioners Court
The commissioners court conducts the general business of the county and consists of the county judge and four commissioners.The court:Adopts the county’s budget and tax rateApproves all budgeted purchases of the countyFills vacancies in elective and appointive officesSets all salaries and benefit...
Criminal District Attorney
A district attorney in Texas has the following duties:Represents the state in prosecuting felony criminal casesWorks with law enforcement officers in the investigation of criminal casesPresents cases to the grand juryRepresents victims of violence in protective orders and represents the state in ...
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Sheriff
A sheriff in Texas has the following duties:Serves as a licensed peace officer and is responsible for enforcing the criminal laws of the stateManages and operates the county jailProvides security for the courtsServes warrants and civil papersRegulates bail bondsmen in counties with no bail bond b...
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The Tarrant County Court System
There are 13 county courts at law, 2 probate courts, 8 justice courts, and 28 district courts in Tarrant County. Use the visualizations below to see what the political affiliation of district judges and associate judges in the county.Source: txcourts.gov