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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

Informal report examining which department — police or code compliance — bears responsibility for enforcing front and side yard parking violations, presented jointly by Police Commander Antione Williams and Code Compliance Director Brian Daugherty.

Enforcement Responsibility for Front/Side Yard Parking Violations - Antione Williams, Police Commander and Brian Daugherty, Code Compliance Director

Fort Worth city officials toured the New Mitchell neighborhood, which has been designated as the newest Neighborhood Improvement Program area and will receive over $4 million for revitalization efforts over the next three years. The tour included city leadership and department representatives who met with residents to discuss infrastructure and safety improvements.

Top City officials tour newest Neighborhood Improvement Program area