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Como is a historically African-American neighborhood on the west side of Fort Worth, Texas. It lies between Camp Bowie and Vickery boulevards, southwest of Arlington Heights. It was named after Como, Italy, and began as a planned resort. The City of Fort Worth has made infrastructure and neighborhood improvements there.
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August 2026

Council Proposal

Council Proposal CP-342 from Council Member Dr. Mia Hall requests waiver of the $300 Outdoor Event Permit Fee, issued by the Public Events Department, for the annual Lake Como 4th of July Parade.

…uncil Member Subject Waiver of the Outdoor Event Permit Fee for the Annual Lake Como 4th of July Parade RECOMMENDATION It is proposed that the City Council approve…

February 2026

Award Of Contract Consent

Amends the PY 2021–2022 Annual Action Plan to reallocate $400,000 in Community Development Block Grant funds away from the Habitat for Humanity Como Townhomes Project and redirect them to the Preserve-A-Home Program in the Como neighborhood.

…000.00 in Community Development Block Grant Funds from the Habitat for Humanity Como Townhomes Project to the Preserve-A-Home Program – Como

$400K

January 2026

Press Release

City Manager Jay Chapa announced temporary closures and service adjustments across multiple city departments—including City Hall, libraries, community centers, courts, and suspension of residential solid waste collection—due to a winter storm impacting Fort Worth.

City of Fort Worth closures, service adjustments due to winter storm