Glencrest Civic League
Neighborhood Association
Neighborhood Association
Welcome to Our Neighborhood
We take pride in our homes and in our neighborhood
Our Story
The Glencrest Civic League Neighborhood Association was officially organized in August of 1950, after starting out in 1944 as the Oak Crest Civic League. We have several members, many of whom volunteer their time and efforts to improve and strengthen the neighborhood.
A partial list of efforts and improvements to our neighborhood made by The Glencrest Civic League:
- Publication of our quarterly community newsletter
- Frequent communication between FW City Council, FWPD, FW Code Compliance, FWISD Trustees
- Improved street lights, street surfacing and street drainage through the neighborhood
- Raised over $75,000 from 1998 - 2002 to remodel The Bradley Center commits center at 2601 Timberline Dr
- Recipient of the National Association of Realtors Good Neighborhood Award in 1996 and 1997
Monthly Community Meetings
WHEN: 3rd Saturday of Each Month from 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
WHERE: C.R. Bradley Community Center | 2601 Timberline Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76119
NOTE: No meetings are held in June or July. Also, our October meeting will be replaced by the October Street Fair!
Neighborhood News
Quarterly Newsletter
Members, be on the lookout for our Quarterly Newsletter (April)! It will be arriving soon with several important updates along with valuable community information.
Monthly Community Meeting & Spring Social
Join us for our upcoming Monthly Community Meeting on April 19th at 10:00 AM, which will be followed by our 2nd Annual Spring Social! Both events will be held at the C.R. Bradley Center (2601 Timberline Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76119). Come join us for the meeting and after-meeting fun!
Zoning Change Request for Vacant Land at 4400 Ellis Ranch Trail
A zoning change application was submitted to the Zoning Commission by Pinnacle Properties of Texas/AANI Design Build, LLC for the property located at 4400 Ellis Ranch Trail. The proposal requests to all of the lots on the 5.67 acre tract from A-10 lots to A-5 lots, essentially reducing the lot sizes by half, to accommodate a single-family residential development consisting of 27+ homes.
As an organization, we opposed this proposal due to concerns over the reduced lot sizes and increased housing density within our neighborhood. Additional concerns were raised regarding traffic congestion, on-street parking, drainage, added strain on city services such as code enforcement and policing, as well as the overall impact on the neighborhood’s aesthetics. To support our opposition, we gathered signatures from 38 residents living within 300 feet of the property who are also against the rezoning. On April 9th, we attended the Zoning Commission’s Monthly Public Hearing and formally voiced our concerns. Despite our strong opposition, the Commission voted in favor of the developer. The proposal will now move to the City Council for final approval, scheduled for May 13th at 6:00 PM at the new City Hall (100 Fort Worth Trail, Fort Worth, TX, Council Chambers). We encourage every resident to attend and make your voice heard!
Below is the referenced lot area shaded in grey:
As an organization, we opposed this proposal due to concerns over the reduced lot sizes and increased housing density within our neighborhood. Additional concerns were raised regarding traffic congestion, on-street parking, drainage, added strain on city services such as code enforcement and policing, as well as the overall impact on the neighborhood’s aesthetics. To support our opposition, we gathered signatures from 38 residents living within 300 feet of the property who are also against the rezoning. On April 9th, we attended the Zoning Commission’s Monthly Public Hearing and formally voiced our concerns. Despite our strong opposition, the Commission voted in favor of the developer. The proposal will now move to the City Council for final approval, scheduled for May 13th at 6:00 PM at the new City Hall (100 Fort Worth Trail, Fort Worth, TX, Council Chambers). We encourage every resident to attend and make your voice heard!
Below is the referenced lot area shaded in grey:
2025 Neighborhood Calendar
Join the Neighborhood Association
The Benefits of Membership
- Receive our Quarterly Newsletter filled with important information and updates!
- Support your neighborhood and get to know your neighbors!
- The neighborhood association maintains regular contact with the Fort Worth City Council, the Fort Worth Police Department, Fort Worth's Code Compliance Department and the Fort Worth Parks and Recreation Department to ensure the needs of our residents are considered
- Stay informed about city implemented changes on the east side of Fort Worth
- Help maintain the quality of our neighborhood
- New members may join at any time during the year
- Any individual who resides, leases or owns property within its boundaries, may become a full voting Member and to participate in meetings of the General Membership, to serve in elected or appointed positions, and to serve on committees.
2024-2026 Officers and Board MembersPresident: Raymond A. Egana, II
Vice President: Lovell Harper Secretary: Ronnie Hunter Treasurer: Howard Rattliff Assistant Secretary/Treasurer: Beatrice Thomas |
Board Member: Alyssa Banta
Board Member: Carolyn English Clay Board Member: Bernard Hamilton Board Member: Tom Kyser Board Member: Marie Love Board Member: Martha Nero |
Standing Committees
Beautification - Marie Love (Chair)
Bobbie Baker, Jesse Garza, Bernard Hamilton, Vernon McCoy, Diane Salazar and Effie Walton
Crime / Safety - Raymond A. Egana, II (Chair)
Alyssa Banta, Carolyn English Clay and Aubrey Shabazz
Economic Development - Cyrus Alexander (Interim Chair)
Jesse Garza, Marie Love, Brenda Maroney, Howard Ratliff and Audrey Shabazz
Membership - Regina Pointer (Chair)
Jennifer Dukes, Tom Kyser and Beatrice Thomas
Street Improvements - Lovell Harper (Chair)
Raymond A. Egana, II, Martha Nero and Rev. Carl Pointer
Bobbie Baker, Jesse Garza, Bernard Hamilton, Vernon McCoy, Diane Salazar and Effie Walton
Crime / Safety - Raymond A. Egana, II (Chair)
Alyssa Banta, Carolyn English Clay and Aubrey Shabazz
Economic Development - Cyrus Alexander (Interim Chair)
Jesse Garza, Marie Love, Brenda Maroney, Howard Ratliff and Audrey Shabazz
Membership - Regina Pointer (Chair)
Jennifer Dukes, Tom Kyser and Beatrice Thomas
Street Improvements - Lovell Harper (Chair)
Raymond A. Egana, II, Martha Nero and Rev. Carl Pointer
