The City of Tuscaloosa’s Municipal Court will host its first Community Connections Resource Fair on Friday, November 6, from 1 to 4 p.m. outside the court along Gary Fitts Street. The event is free and open to the public.
City officials describe the fair as an outdoor, exhibition-style event meant to give residents and families a casual way to meet local organizations and learn about services across a range of needs. Representatives will be on-site to share information and answer questions.
Who will be there
Representatives from city departments and community groups are on the list so far:
- Tuscaloosa 311
- City Office of Community and Neighborhood Services
- City Human Resources Department
- Tuscaloosa Police Department PAL Gym
- Tuscaloosa Police Department Behavioral Intervention Team
- EasterSeals
- New Heights Community Resource Center
- Tuscaloosa’s One Place
- Turning Point
- Safe Kids
- Temporary Emergency Services
- Tuscaloosa Transit Authority
- Tuscaloosa Latino Coalition
- Alabama Law Enforcement Agency
- Board of Registrars
- Essential Foundations
- Blackburn Institute
- The University of Alabama Law School Clinic
- Brewed Awakening Coffee
- Tuscaloosa District Attorney’s Office
- Ready
- West Alabama Works
- Kristen Amerson Youth Foundation
- Indian Rivers Behavioral Health
- Boys & Girls Clubs of West Alabama
- WAWC Healthcare
- YMCA of Tuscaloosa
- American Red Cross
- Tuscaloosa County Health Department
The city said more participants will be added in the coming weeks.
People who want more information can contact Tuscaloosa 311.