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August 2026
Federal grants administered through TxDOT will support the Northeast 23rd Street and Decatur Avenue grade separation project, which will elevate streets over multiple railroad tracks. The $98 million project is intended to eliminate seven at-grade crossings and improve mobility and safety.
Major federal funds awarded for Fort Worth’s railroad crossings
The Transportation & Public Works department presented proposed railroad grade separation priorities identified through the City's Master Transportation Plan to improve safety and mobility at Fort Worth's more than 200 public at-grade railroad crossings, where blocked crossings cause over 5,100 vehicle-hours of delay daily. Twenty-six potential grade separation projects are being evaluated, including the N.E. 23rd Street/Decatur Avenue Grade Separation Project.
City advances plans to improve safety, mobility at railroad crossings
June 2026
Public hearing, municipal services agreement, and ordinance for the owner-initiated annexation of approximately 48.5865 acres known as the Judge Tract, plus 13.2851 acres of Old Blue Mound Road and 8.0313 acres of BNSF Railway in Denton County, east of Blue Mound Road and south of Highway 114. Requested by property owner Valley Industrial Partners, LLC.
…lue Mound Road (Old Farm-to-Market Road 156), and Approximately 8.0313 Acres of BNSF Railway in Denton County, Known as Judge Tract, Located East of Blue Mound Road and Sou…
February 2026
The American Heart Association, with support from local foundations and BNSF Railway, donated Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) for Fort Worth Police Department patrol vehicles as part of the national Nation of Lifesavers initiative to improve cardiac arrest survival rates.
American Heart Association equipping FWPD patrol cars with AEDs