Fort Worth Fire Department
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April 2026
Allocates up to $648,136.56 in Texas Opioid Settlement Funds to the Fire Department, Homeless Strategies Division, and Neighborhood Services Department, and authorizes use of up to $75,000 in interest earnings, with an accompanying appropriation ordinance.
(ALL) Approve the Allocation of Texas Opioid Settlement Funds in the Amount Up to $648,136.56 to the City of Fort Worth Fire Department, the City of Fort Worth Homeless Strategies Division, and the Ci
The Fort Worth Water Department is encouraging water utility customers to schedule no-cost SmartIrrigation Assessments to ensure irrigation systems operate efficiently and comply with the City's twice-per-week, time-restricted outdoor watering ordinance. Mid-season problems such as misaligned sprinkler heads, leaks, and incorrect controller settings can result in water waste and ordinance violations.
Mid-season irrigation check: Stay on schedule and reduce water waste
The Fort Worth Fire Department hosted its Second Annual Sensory Friendly 'Touch a Truck' event at the Bob Bolen Public Safety Complex in support of Autism Awareness Month, drawing over 1,300 participants who interacted with emergency, construction, military, and other vehicles in a controlled, sensory-friendly environment designed to familiarize neurodivergent children with first responder equipment.
‘Touch a Truck’ unites thousands in support of Autism Awareness Month
Log Cabin Village is hosting a free public birthday celebration on April 18 to mark its 60th anniversary, featuring live music from the Sunflower Strummers, multiple city department partners, and a suggested donation matching the original 1966 admission price.
Let’s get the party started: Log Cabin Village is turning 60