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September 2026
Announcement of a ceremony at Fort Worth City Hall on Sept. 11 commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, featuring remarks from the mayor and sheriff, color guards, and first responder apparatus.
A quarter-century on, Fort Worth remembers Sept. 11
A Hispanic Heritage Month kickoff celebration will be held in the Fort Worth City Hall lobby on Sept. 15, featuring Hispanic-owned businesses, community organizations, mariachis and folklorico dancers, followed by a City Council proclamation at 6 p.m.
Celebrate Hispanic heritage at City Hall on Sept. 15
August 2026
City Council will hold an Aug. 25 work session and council meeting covering development, budget, environmental-code, airport, solid-waste, zoning, bond, and economic-development matters. The council meeting also includes James W. Horton's interim fire-chief appointment and a Black Mountain data center site-plan hearing.
City Council to conduct work session, meeting on Tuesday
June 2026
The City, Police Department and Fire Department remind residents that fireworks are illegal in Fort Worth (with fines up to $2,000) and promote a campaign against stray bullets, while also announcing the free 'Fort Worth's Fourth' community celebration at Panther Island Pavilion.
Fireworks are illegal. Leave the shows to the pros
Overview of Fort Worth city service closures and schedule changes for the July 4th Independence Day holiday, covering solid waste, animal shelters, libraries, recreation facilities, water utility, and public transit.
Fourth of July closure schedule
April 2026
The City Council voted to designate a 1912-era power plant along the Trinity River as an 'endangered' historic structure, qualifying it for an extended 15-year site tax exemption (versus the standard 10-year) to incentivize preservation and creative redevelopment.
City Council designates historic power plant as ’endangered’
March 2026
Rezoning request for 5.843 acres at 411 N Main Street owned by Tarrant County College District to add a Highly Significant Endangered historic overlay to the existing Panther Island Core Zone designation, recommended for approval by the Historical & Cultural Landmarks Commission.
(CD2) Tarrant County College District, 411 N Main Street, (5.8430 acres) From: "PI-UL-2" Panther Island Core Zone" To: "PI-UL-2/HSE" Panther Island Core Zone/Highly Significant Endangered Overlay (Rec