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Topics getting the most attention in Fort Worth public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Texas is shaking up Fort Worth's housing rules, meaning your neighborhood could look different soon! New state laws are forcing the city to update its zoning and building regulations, so expect changes in how homes are designed and where they can go.
A World War I aerial gunnery target, a remnant of Talia Ferro Field, is being considered for landmark status. This designation aims to protect a unique piece of local military history from development pressures.
Get ready, Fort Worth! A huge 5,000-acre development is underway south of the city, essentially building a brand new town. This massive project is set to reshape the landscape and impact the lives of residents.
Fort Worth's new budget is here, and it's a mixed bag for your wallet. Good news: property taxes might go down! Bad news: some city fees could be going up.
Tired of that eyesore property on your street? Fort Worth's new NET Force program is cracking down on problem spots, aiming to clean up neighborhoods and make them more enjoyable for everyone.
The commission was briefed on the ongoing development of the Master Transportation Plan, which aims to guide the city's transportation infrastructure over the next 25 years.
Several applications involve rezoning land for industrial use, including a significant 52.97-acre parcel. This indicates potential for job growth and economic development but also raises concerns about environmental impact and compatibility with nearby areas.
Some council members are pushing to prioritize funding for streets, mobility, and public safety, citing these as critical needs for the city. They argue that these areas are a direct responsibility of the city and are consistently raised as concerns by residents.
Fort Worth and Tarrant County are facing a water shortage, so they're cooking up a plan to find new sources. This is all about making sure we don't run dry in the future.
Need to fix something around the house but don't have the right tools? Fort Worth's got your back with a new city-wide Mobile Tool Shed program. Now you can borrow equipment for free, making those DIY projects way more doable.
The committee is deciding on the reappointment of current judges and the appointment of a new judge to the municipal court. This ensures the continued operation of the court and the administration of justice.
Fort Worth is growing like crazy, and the city's scrambling to keep up! They're looking at how to manage all the new residents, making sure things like roads, utilities, and public services can handle the extra load without making the city unlivable.
Polytechnic Heights is getting a facelift! Texas Wesleyan is working with the city on a revitalization project that could bring new housing and improved community spots to the neighborhood.
An update showed improved cardiac arrest survival rates in Fort Worth, with plans to further enhance survival through better bystander CPR training and increased AED accessibility via the PulsePoint app.
Big plans for a massive new development called Brown Ranch in West Fort Worth could mean a new special taxing district. This district would help fund the infrastructure needed for this huge project.
Fort Worth is about to get a huge new data center, but residents are raising concerns about its environmental footprint. This massive development raises questions about how we balance tech growth with sustainability.
Fort Worth wants to save more natural spots and parks! This means more places to hike, bike, and just chill outdoors, keeping our city green and fun.
The city is implementing a multi-agency initiative to address crime and homelessness in the East Lancaster Corridor. The focus is on reducing illegal camping, narcotics, and violent crime while connecting individuals with resources. Concerns were raised about potential displacement and the impact of enforcement on the unhoused population.
Fort Worth is re-evaluating its public tributes to Cesar Chavez, including removing signs. The city is looking into what prompted this shift in honoring the civil rights leader.
Get ready for a whole new vibe in Ridglea! A big urban village project is coming, promising shops, homes, and a more walkable neighborhood. It's set to totally reshape the area.
A major winter storm is heading for Fort Worth, and city officials are urging residents to stay home and prepare. Make sure you have everything you need before the weather hits!