Fort Worth District 6 Runoff: Davis vs. Hall on Crime, Development, and Community

Candidates and Their Backgrounds

• 🎯 Dr. Mia Hall brings a doctorate in educational leadership and experience as executive director for Fort Worth ISD, alongside civic roles including president of the Crowley ISD school board and Fort Worth Zoning Commissioner.
• 🎯 Daryl Davis, an ordained pastor, holds a master's in educational leadership, served on the Crowley ISD board, and has led nonprofits like the YMCA.

Key Issues for District 6

• 💡 Both candidates express a desire to serve the community, with a focus on addressing violent crime and gun violence, particularly concerning youth.
• 💡 They acknowledge the significant residential development and commercial investments (approximately $290 million) impacting the district's infrastructure.
• 💡 A commitment to supporting the police department is shared, alongside a recognition of the need to address the root causes of crime.
• 💡 The importance of providing TLC to established communities and developing amenities like medical offices and walkable, sustainable environments for living, working, and shopping is highlighted.

Election Context

• ⚡ The winner of the June 7th runoff will become one of the newest council members for Fort Worth, a rapidly growing city.
• ⚡ The election is for the Fort Worth District 6 city council seat.