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Fort Worth, TX

Fort Worth City Council

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The Fort Worth City Council is the legislative governing body of Fort Worth, Texas, under a council-manager form of government established by charter in 1924. The council consists of a mayor elected at-large and ten council members elected by district. The council meets regularly to oversee municipal policy, budgets, and governance for the city.
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governance (2)
utilities (1)
tax (1)
transportation (1)
environment (1)
budget (1)
policy (1)

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Transportation and Public Works1
Brady Kirk1
Panther Island Public Improvement District1
Freese and Nichols, Inc.1
Crime Control & Prevention District1
Fort Worth TV1
FWLab1
Stormwater Strategic Plan1
Lane Zarate1
Trey Shanks1

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100 Fort Worth Trail, Fort Worth, TX 76102·Show on Google Maps ↗
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May 2026

Press Release
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Press release timed to Texas Flood Awareness Week highlighting Fort Worth's Stormwater Strategic Plan, a forward-looking initiative of the city's Stormwater Management Program (established 2006) that charts proactive infrastructure upgrades, sustainable funding, and community engagement for the next two decades.

Texas Flood Awareness Week: Stormwater Strategic Plan

Press Release
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Announcement of a Fort Worth City Council work session on the FY2027 budget, featuring discussions of a potential street maintenance fee led by Transportation & Public Works and Freese & Nichols, and a property and sales tax update from FWLab.

City Council to continue look at FY27 budget Tuesday

January 2026

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Preview of the February 3 City Council work session, at which members will receive informal briefings on topics including housing tax credits, floodplain management, the Panther Island Public Improvement District, a proposed zoning change on E. First St., and proposed subdivision ordinance amendments.

City Council work session preview for Feb. 3