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June 2026
Fort Worth is hosting a June 30 open house to gather community input on proposed data center development regulations covering zoning, noise, water and economic development standards, ahead of Zoning Commission and City Council votes in July and August.
City plans open house on proposed data center development regulations
January 2026
Fort Worth's Development Services Department is proposing zoning amendments to prevent clustering of liquor stores, credit-access businesses, and smoke shops through 1,000-foot spacing requirements and expanded buffers from sensitive uses; a previously proposed change to pawn shop spacing rules was dropped because Texas state law is already more restrictive. The Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on January 13, with City Council scheduled to vote January 27.
City updates proposed zoning rules for certain businesses
Fort Worth's Park & Recreation Department has expanded the Unimproved Alley Mowing Program (U-AMP) citywide to cover all accessible unpaved alleys, backed by $2.3 million in first-year funding approved in the FY2026 budget, nearly doubling the number of alleys maintained under the program.
Unimproved Alley Mowing Program expands citywide