North Richland Hills

The challenge they're working to fix...

TX Rail has been able to get you from DFW Airport through Grapevine and North Richland Hills into downtown Fort Worth to the T&P station.

But that's where the line stopped.

This project is about closing that last gap.

But then most recently, like in the last year or so, I'm finding a lot of people wanting virtual work.

Especially with schedules or I don't want to drive from McKinney to North Richland Hills, right? It's not sustainable, right? So, you know, I love virtual because it gives you the convenience of I don't have to drive anywhere.

We don't have to organize childcare, like all of those things.

So we offer both.

Yeah, absolutely.

So that request was sent by sort of an anti-flock advocate named Phil, who I've talked with in the past, who sends out identical requests across agencies across across the state asking for sort of a bulleted list of things including communications with flock safety audit logs which sort of track who's looking at the cameras network sharing you know all of this nitty-gritty stuff and uh up in north richland hills uh it's a fort worth suburb uh when he sent that request He got a $2.3 million invoice back, and the city told him that was to go through almost a terabyte worth of digital communications that they said would take about three minutes per message to go through.

I

guess this brings up two different points for me.

You can't request things from from them, though.

I mean, for my sake, I wish I could.

But yes, it was North Richland Hills Police Department that he was requesting it from Seattle, a local agency, not like a state or county level one.

And also, I have this vision in my head of, OK, it's surveillance and it's license plate readers and it's all this kind of meta and video data.

For those of you in in in Tarrant County, specifically Senate District nine.

It's about half of Fort Worth, Keller, Southlake, you know, obviously parts of Westlake, Hurst and North Richland Hills, Watauga, Halton City, Richland Hills, Hazlitt, Saginaw, Blue Mount.

If this, if this, if the 820, 183, you know, the corridor there, if this is you.

I very specifically need to get you out today and do that whole find 10 people thing because we cannot, I mean, can not have Taylor Ramette, a Democrat, win Senate District 9, which has been long held by Kelly Hancock and now needs to be held by Lee Wamsgans.

It's episode 510 of the Craft Beer Brewing Podcast.

I'm Jamie Bogner, and joining me from North Richland Hills, Texas, is Will Perry, head brewer for False Idol.

Welcome to the podcast, Will.

Hi, Jamie.

We're at False Idol Brew.

And I think on Facebook, it's The False Idol Brew.

We're in North Richland Hills, just right outside of Fort Worth, Texas.

We're about 15 minutes from downtown, so we're real close.

Awesome.

So we're here at the Caddo office reimagined in North Tarrant County, North Richland Hills.

So we're here in a conference room together having a great conversation.

We want to know, Rick, what do you do and what sets you apart?

So we write those procedures to safely do that.

I've been in the Dallas-Fort Worth market since 2018 when I started my business.

Very fond of the North Richland Hills area.

I live here.

It was great.

Jim, in North Richland Hills, you're on News Talk 820, 93.3 FM, WBAP.

What did you see early voting?

Good afternoon, sir.

I was at the city hall in North Richland Hills polling place at 8 a.m. when the doors opened.

There were 40 people in line.

It took only 22 minutes to vote.