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September 2026
Greenspace Initiatives Manager Allison Docker updated City Council on the Good Natured Greenspace Initiative, which focuses on acquiring and conserving green spaces, green infrastructure for flood management and cooling, and improved access to trails and school playgrounds.
Grounded in nature, Fort Worth’s green space vision takes root
A flash flood warning and flood watch are in effect, with 16 high-water rescue calls taken. The City has activated its Joint Emergency Operations Center at Level 3 and urges residents to avoid flooded roads, sign up for alerts, and prepare.
Prepare now for flooding in Fort Worth
April 2026
Portions of Trinity Park, including the Dream Park playground, are temporarily closed for Mayfest festival setup (April 30–May 3), with alternative trail detours and a nearby playground remaining open; historically, Mayfest has returned over $7.5 million to the community for park improvements including Trinity Park lighting and trail connections.
Parts of Trinity Park closed for Mayfest setup, but fun options remain
January 2026
The historic Fort Worth Power and Light Co. power plant, a Beaux-Arts structure built circa 1912 and decommissioned in 2004, sits abandoned along the Trinity River and is now owned by Tarrant County College District, with Panther Island developers suggesting potential reuse as a performing arts venue, museum, or loft-style offices.
Former power plant on Trinity River awaits its next role