Municue

City Attorney's Office

department
5 mentions across 5 events
Based on city records: City department referenced in Fort Worth proceedings. Appears in topics: policy, governance, public_safety, transportation, environment.
5 eventsLast active Tracked since $144K city spendingUpdated September 2026

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policy (5)
governance (3)
transportation (2)
public safety (2)
public hearing (1)
permit (1)
contract (1)
environment (1)
utilities (1)

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mentioned (5)
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August 2026

Informal Reports

Informal report summarizing proposed amendments to City Code Chapter 12.5 concerning environmental protection, enforcement, stormwater, and water-quality regulations.

Proposed Updates to Fort Worth City Code, Chapter 12.5, Environmental Protection and Compliance - Cody Whittenburg, Environmental Services Director

General - Consent Items

Repeals and restates City Code Chapter 10, Articles I and II, to modernize Municipal Court operations and parking-violation procedures, add civil security and technology fees, and increase the boot fee. The item also approves a revised schedule of standard parking-offense fines.

Ordinance Amending City Code Chapter 10 COURTS- Articles I & II

Informal Reports

The Municipal Court Department proposes amendments to Chapter 10 of the City Code and a revised parking-fine schedule. The changes would modernize court administration, judicial appointments and reporting, court security, parking adjudication, and statutory references.

Proposed Changes to Chapter 10 Courts of the City Code - William Rumuly, Municipal Court Director

$5

June 2026

Award Of Contract - Consent Items

Authorize an agreement with McGuireWoods Consulting LLC for state lobbying and government-relations services for the City Attorney Department, with an initial one-year term and four renewal options.

13P RFP 26-0164 Lobbying - State JF Legal

$144K

February 2026

Press Release

The Development Services Department is proposing a Door-to-Door Vendor Ordinance that would require solicitors to register annually with the city, pay a $150 fee, pass background checks, and wear city-issued identification, while prohibiting soliciting on city-observed holidays and exempting minors.

Proposed vendor ordinance could help close the door on solicitors