Tarrant Regional Water District
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October 2026
USACE, Tarrant Regional Water District and the City will host an open house on Oct. 22 at Northside Community Center to update the public on the Central City Flood Control Project, including North Bypass Channel construction and the Ham Branch restoration.
Public invited to attend Central City Project Open House on Oct. 22
September 2026
USACE awarded a $169.4 million firm-fixed-price contract to Walso Construction Co. II LLC to build the North Bypass Channel of the Modified Central City Flood Risk Management Project, in partnership with the Tarrant Regional Water District.
USACE awards contract for Central City North Bypass Channel
August 2026
Adopts revised 2027 retail water, fire line, and wastewater rates and charges effective January 1, 2027. The revisions support water and wastewater system revenue requirements and capital, treatment, and operating costs.
…e Capital Improvement Plan and keep pace with growth; increased payments to the Tarrant Regional Water District for raw water purchases and to the Trinity River Authority for outside wastewat…
City Council initiated a process to regulate data center development, including a proposed 90-day moratorium, application requirements and creation of the Fort Worth Data Center & Infrastructure Commission. The commission will study energy, water, land-use, neighborhood, and fiscal impacts and report recommendations to Council.
City advances next steps in data center regulation development process
Authorizes an Advance Funding Agreement with TxDOT for up to $2,400,000 (including up to $480,000 in local participation) for the Panther Island Canal Bridges Phase 1 project, adopts an appropriation ordinance, and amends the FY2026-2030 Capital Improvement Program.
…of Panther Island Vision 2.0 by constructing two new bridges over the proposed Tarrant Regional Water District (TRWD) Panther Island Canal C at North Commerce Street and Calhoun Street betwe…
The report briefs Council on procurement and the anticipated construction schedule for the Mary’s Creek Water Reclamation Facility, which will initially treat 10 MGD of wastewater and may expand to 15 MGD. The facility will support west-side wastewater service and reclaimed-water delivery.
…icinity and to supplement water supply through a collaborative project with the Tarrant Regional Water District (TRWD) that will convey discharged MCWRF water to Eagle Mountain Lake. M&C 25-1…
July 2026
The Ham Branch habitat-mitigation project will restore a degraded urban stream, wetland habitat, and streamside corridor as part of the Central City Flood Control Project. It also includes trash collection, fish-passage, and stormwater-storage improvements.
Project to restore Ham Branch’s natural stream bed and banks
June 2026
Authorizes a waiver of transportation impact fees up to $240,627.15 for a Tarrant Regional Water District development at 4652 Old Decatur Road, finding the waiver serves a public purpose with adequate controls in place.
(CD 2) Authorize Waiver of Transportation Impact Fees in an Amount Up to $240,627.15 for the Tarrant Regional Water District Development Located at 4652 Old Decatur Road, Fort Worth, Texas 76106, Find
May 2026
The City and Tarrant Regional Water District are hosting a June 3 public meeting at Rose Marine Theater Gallery to present the final Form-Based Code update for the Panther Island district, implementing Vision 2.0 recommendations for zoning, design standards, and development guidelines.
Meeting to present Panther Island Form-Based Code update
Fort Worth climbed 33 spots in the Trust for Public Land's ParkScore index over two years, reaching No. 58 nationally in 2026, driven by Mayor Parker's Good Natured initiative and a new shared-use agreement with Fort Worth ISD that expanded access to recreational facilities.
Fort Worth climbs 33 spots in national ParkScore rankings