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October 2026
The City invites the community to celebrate the Fort Worth Public Library's 125th birthday on Oct. 15 at City Hall with a presentation by Library Director Midori Clark, a reception, exhibits, and entertainment. The release also notes upcoming projects, including the Sendera Springs Branch Library and a planned downtown flagship library.
Celebrate the Fort Worth Public Library’s 125th birthday
August 2026
A Lake Worth Monster exhibit is displayed at City Hall ahead of the annual Lake Worth Monster Bash at the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge. The family event will feature vendors, exhibits, hayrides, guided hikes and cryptozoology presentations.
Lake Worth Monster returns to City Hall ahead of annual Monster Bash
City offices and several public facilities will close for Labor Day, while emergency services, regular residential solid-waste collection and certain recreational amenities remain available. Trinity Metro will operate modified transit service schedules.
Labor Day closures and service adjustments
Announcement of the Aug. 11 City Council budget work session where City Manager Jay Chapa will present the recommended FY2027 operating and capital budgets, along with tax rate submissions, compensation study results, and water/stormwater rates; the evening Council meeting agenda includes a data center moratorium, smoke-free ordinance amendment, and 13 zoning cases.
City Council to see recommended budget in Aug. 11 work session
June 2026
Fort Worth City Council held its last meeting before its annual July summer break, with regular meetings resuming Aug. 4 at City Hall.
Fort Worth City Council on summer break until Aug. 4
April 2026
The City of Fort Worth is hosting a public open house on May 4 to gather resident and business input on the 2050 Comprehensive Plan, an initiative to guide the city's long-term growth, development, and quality of life.
Attend the open house to help guide Fort Worth’s future
March 2026
The Consumer Health Customer Service Office is relocating to City Hall (100 Fort Worth Trail, Fifth Floor) starting March 12, where residents can obtain permits, pay fees, and access general customer service assistance.
Consumer Health Customer Service Office moving to City Hall March 12
Fort Worth marks the one-year anniversary of its move to New City Hall at 100 Fort Worth Trail, the former Pier 1 corporate campus purchased in January 2021, replacing the outdated Old City Hall at 200 Texas St.
From Pier 1 to City Hall: An iconic building's second act
January 2026
The Fort Worth City Council approved a revised 2026 meeting schedule featuring 20 meetings with public comment opportunities, one additional budget workshop, and outlined registration procedures for residents wishing to speak at council meetings.
Revised council meeting schedule adds public comment options