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Texas Parks & Wildlife Department

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Also known as: TPWD

The Texas Parks & Wildlife Department (TPWD) is a state agency responsible for managing and conserving Texas's wildlife, habitats, and natural resources. It operates state parks and historic sites, wildlife management areas, and fish hatcheries throughout Texas, providing hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation opportunities.
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parks (3)
grant (2)
public hearing (1)
environment (1)

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March 2026

Press Release

Fort Worth's Park & Recreation Department received two statewide honors at the TRAPS annual conference: the Lone Star Recreation Programming Award for Dream Club (an inclusive program for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities) and the Planning Excellence Award for the GREENprint Fort Worth parks and open space master plan.

Park & Recreation earns top statewide honors at TRAPS conference

January 2026

Press Release

Fort Worth Park & Recreation received a $1.5 million Urban Outdoor Grant from Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for construction of Oak Grove Community Park, a 67-acre site in southeast Fort Worth; combined with a prior 2025 TPWD grant and local matching funds, total project funding reaches approximately $6.5 million.

Park & Recreation awarded $1.5M grant for Oak Grove Community Park

Resolution

A resolution authorizes the city to apply for up to $1,000,000 from the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department's Legislative Rider Grant Program for improvements at Sycamore Park, and designates the Assistant City Manager over Parks & Recreation to act on the city's behalf. A public hearing is included as part of the process.

A Resolution to Conduct a Public Hearing and Designate the Assistant City Manager Over the Park & Recreation Department to Act on Behalf of the City of Fort Worth in Communications with the Texas Park

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