About Me
Hi, my name is Bob Willoughby.
I have been fortunate to live the life I have lived, and to be a native of Fort Worth. Before 2013, I was just like the 96% of our citizens that do not vote in our local elections. Then I witnessed the immoral behavior of our city’s Code Compliance department. Not willing to simply turn a blind eye, I have been on a path of discovery ever since. The unfortunate conclusion from that journey is that Fort Worth is a cesspool of corruption.
There are, of course, countless things we can do to benefit the city, but first we must restore ethics and morals in our local council. Without that initial change any other action will be irrelevant.
I have taken it on as a personal mission to begin the course correction that is required within City Council. I hope you’ll join me as I strive to make this change a reality!
Please feel free to reach out to me by phone (817.446.7056) or by email (b.willoughby@live.com). I welcome the opportunity to discuss the challenges and opportunities we face together as a community.
I have been fortunate to live the life I have lived, and to be a native of Fort Worth. Before 2013, I was just like the 96% of our citizens that do not vote in our local elections. Then I witnessed the immoral behavior of our city’s Code Compliance department. Not willing to simply turn a blind eye, I have been on a path of discovery ever since. The unfortunate conclusion from that journey is that Fort Worth is a cesspool of corruption.
There are, of course, countless things we can do to benefit the city, but first we must restore ethics and morals in our local council. Without that initial change any other action will be irrelevant.
I have taken it on as a personal mission to begin the course correction that is required within City Council. I hope you’ll join me as I strive to make this change a reality!
Please feel free to reach out to me by phone (817.446.7056) or by email (b.willoughby@live.com). I welcome the opportunity to discuss the challenges and opportunities we face together as a community.
John T White - "Zoning" from “E” Neighborhood Commercial to “CF”
Community Facilities Public facilities including churches, govt. offices, health services, public safety, colleges and schools, community and group homes, and recreation facilities.
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ARLINGTON LAKE "YESTERDAY AND TODAY"
2022 Bond Money
"City Council has wasted millions of bond money on Rockwood Golf Course"
There is a Black Cemetery at the north end of Arlington lake with WW2 and children's graves. Someone or some group has put some funds into cleaning and fixing it up not so long ago, and it is a shame that people are taking the fence.
A children’s amusement park, with a petting zoo, and 1500 Seat Amphitheater would protect the cemetery and be profitable in more ways than one.
Whatever the case, bond money should be used practically and profitably. Tax dollars were originally meant for sidewalks & streets - Not Bond Money!
There is a Black Cemetery at the north end of Arlington lake with WW2 and children's graves. Someone or some group has put some funds into cleaning and fixing it up not so long ago, and it is a shame that people are taking the fence.
A children’s amusement park, with a petting zoo, and 1500 Seat Amphitheater would protect the cemetery and be profitable in more ways than one.
Whatever the case, bond money should be used practically and profitably. Tax dollars were originally meant for sidewalks & streets - Not Bond Money!
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WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT GROUP HOMES
ABC CHANNEL 8 INVESTIGATES DEC 2019
They were hurt while living in group homes and later died. What happened? State law says you can't know. The state says it can't release information about deaths connected to taxpayer-funded group homes because of patient privacy. Families ask: Who does that protect? The caretaker was nowhere to be seen. Iskander died a year ago. Hunt died this past fall. Their families told News 8 they are still haunted by what happened to their loved ones in those homes.
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March 12 Show: Council Member Gyna Bivens D5
My Rebuttal to Gyna Bivens Comments on March 12 Show
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The Best Way to Inform Is with Videos
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Do You Know Our Council Member, Gyna Bivens
Redistricting 1,2,3
Redistricting 101
Original song (RUN FOREVER) Do you know about the 2022 Bond?
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My meeting with the Redistricting Taskforce Chair Lorraine Miller
Redistricting 4
JTWNA
Information about the I C O C
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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2015 Star-Telegram interviewed all candidates and publicized their interviews with fair reporting.
2019 Star-Telegram interviewed all the candidates and they decided which candidate we should choose. Which happens to be: The candidate that voted to renew the City of Ft. Worth's $300,000 contract with the Star-Telegram. The candidate that voted for that renewal? Gyna Bivens. |
No wonder the city denied this picture as part of a citizen presentation 10/15/19 and 10/22/19.
Star Telegram Mailed Over 40,000 Copies to register voters in District 5. Is this appropriate?
Yet citizens are denied their 1st Amendment rights, under our Constitution, by the City Council and Mayor Price.
Where is the transparency? Zoning signs don't list what is being built? Citizens don't even know what is being built in their own neighborhood.
Candidates should not be endorsed by any newspaper. This is a dangerous practice and one used in countries that don't have a Bill of Rights to protect citizens' freedoms.
And notice the Star-Telegram picture is a picture of Ms. Bivens and a bunch of developers breaking ground. They say a picture tells a thousand and this one sure does.
"Panther Island was never a flood control project so it's absolutely no surprise that federal funding has once again been denied," Putnam said. "It's time to properly investigate the origins of this project, what happened to the approximately $400M of taxpayer money that has already been spent." - 5NBCDFW
https://www.nbcdfw.com/investigations/fort-worths-panther-island-project-denied-again-for-more-federal-funds/2308807/
Star Telegram Mailed Over 40,000 Copies to register voters in District 5. Is this appropriate?
Yet citizens are denied their 1st Amendment rights, under our Constitution, by the City Council and Mayor Price.
Where is the transparency? Zoning signs don't list what is being built? Citizens don't even know what is being built in their own neighborhood.
Candidates should not be endorsed by any newspaper. This is a dangerous practice and one used in countries that don't have a Bill of Rights to protect citizens' freedoms.
And notice the Star-Telegram picture is a picture of Ms. Bivens and a bunch of developers breaking ground. They say a picture tells a thousand and this one sure does.
"Panther Island was never a flood control project so it's absolutely no surprise that federal funding has once again been denied," Putnam said. "It's time to properly investigate the origins of this project, what happened to the approximately $400M of taxpayer money that has already been spent." - 5NBCDFW
https://www.nbcdfw.com/investigations/fort-worths-panther-island-project-denied-again-for-more-federal-funds/2308807/