City Attorney's Office
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$288K in total financial activity across agenda items that mention this department.
Largest single item: $144K on (13P RFP 26-0164 Lobbying - State JF Legal)
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August 2026
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
Adoption of an ordinance repealing and restating Chapter 10 'Courts,' Articles I and II of the Fort Worth City Code to modernize court organizational structure, judicial provisions, state-law compliance, and parking violation procedures, adding Civil Security and Technology Fees and increasing the Boot Fee, plus a resolution approving a revised schedule of standard parking fine amounts.
Ordinance Amending City Code Chapter 10 COURTS- Articles I & II
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
June 2026
Authorizes execution of an agreement with McGuireWoods Consulting LLC for state lobbying services for the City Attorney Department at up to $144,000.00 annually for an initial one-year term, plus four one-year renewal options at the same annual amount. The services were competitively procured through RFP 26-0164 after a 2025 state law change subjected lobbying services to public procurement.
13P RFP 26-0164 Lobbying - State JF Legal
Authorizes execution of an agreement with McGuireWoods Consulting LLC for state lobbying services for the City Attorney Department at up to $144,000.00 annually for an initial one-year term, plus four one-year renewal options at the same annual amount. The services were competitively procured through RFP 26-0164 after a 2025 state law change subjected lobbying services to public procurement.
13P RFP 26-0164 Lobbying - State JF Legal
February 2026
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