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Development Services

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20 mentions across 15 events
City department responsible for promoting orderly growth and development, safe construction, and neighborhood vitality. Provides pre-development information, building permits, inspections, platting, zoning services, and development resources to guide sustainable community development.
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development (15)
policy (11)
governance (8)
zoning (6)
public safety (5)
permit (5)
public hearing (3)
contract (1)
housing (1)
transportation (1)

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June 2026

Press Release

Six months into its pilot, Fort Worth's multi-departmental NET Force program has driven progress toward compliance at three targeted nuisance properties through coordinated inspections and enforcement.

NET Force pilot program delivers early success

Informal Report

An informal report briefing on Development Services' inspection response times for unpermitted construction work, presented by the department's Assistant Director.

Development Services Inspection Response Times to Inspect Unpermitted Construction Work - Evan Roberts, Development Services Assistant Director

May 2026

Informal Report

Informal report presenting development activity statistics and trends for the first quarter of 2026, presented by Development Services Director D.J. Harrell.

Quarterly Development Activity Report for Q1 of 2026 - D.J. Harrell, Development Services Director

April 2026

Informal Report

Informal report proposing a new fee to be charged when building inspections on permitted development projects are missed or skipped. Presented by Development Services Assistant Director Evan Roberts.

Proposed Fee for Missed or Skipped Building Inspections on Permitted Development Projects - Evan Roberts, Development Services Assistant Director

Press Release

Development Services plans examiner supervisor Don Guy was honored with the Excellence Award by the Real Estate Council of Greater Fort Worth at their 2026 Annual Meeting, recognizing his customer service, problem-solving, and leadership in guiding projects through the development process.

Development Services employee Don Guy receives Excellence Award

Press Release

Fort Worth is preparing a coordinated, cross-departmental response to the FIFA World Cup (June 14–July 14), during which AT&T Stadium in Arlington will host nine matches and the DFW region is expected to see over 740,000 ticketed attendees and $1.5–$2.1 billion in economic impact. City planning is organized into five work groups covering beautification, communications, transportation, public safety, and other areas.

Planning and preparations are underway for FIFA World Cup

March 2026

Informal Report

Presentation of the Annual Development Activity Report for 2025 by Development Services Director D.J. Harrell, summarizing development trends and activity across the city.

Annual Development Activity Report for 2025 - D.J. Harrell, Development Services Director

Informal Report

Informal briefing from Development Services Director D.J. Harrell on the Third Party Building Plan Review and Inspection Program.

Third Party Building Plan Review and Inspection Program - D.J. Harrell, Development Services Director

Purchase Of Equipment, Materials, And Services Consent

Authorization for the Development Services Department to execute an agreement with PMAM Corporation for false alarm management system services and software on a 15% commission basis, with an initial one-year term and four optional one-year renewals.

…th an Initial One-Year Term and Authorize Four One-Year Renewal Options for the Development Services Department

February 2026

Press Release
requester

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