District 6

Overview of four proposed city charter amendments (Propositions L through O) on the May 2, 2026 ballot, covering grants of privilege on city streets without individual ordinances, greater flexibility to reorganize city departments, elimination of a special election timing conflict with state law, and clarification that claims may be paid based on any appropriately detailed documentation.

Learn about charter propositions L, M, N and O

Fort Worth will hold bond and charter elections on May 2, 2026, featuring an $845 million bond package with six propositions covering streets and mobility, parks, libraries, affordable housing, public safety facilities, and animal care improvements, along with nine proposed charter amendments. District 10 residents will also vote in a special election to fill the council vacancy left by Councilmember Alan Blaylock's resignation.

City to hold bond and charter election on May 2

Board appointment for District 10. No additional details provided in the agenda item.

Board Appointment - District 10

Board appointment for Council District 3.

Board Appointment - District 3