Trinity Metro
Also known as: FWTA, Fort Worth Transportation Authority
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October 2026
Trinity Metro's TEXRail reached 1 million riders in a single year for the first time. Trinity Metro will break ground Oct. 29 on the TEXRail Extension into the Near Southside and Medical District.
TEXRail reaches 1 million annual customers for first time in history
September 2026
The Trinity Metro Board authorized agreements with Baylor Scott & White Health affiliates, including a donation of about 1.76 acres for a new TEXRail station, advancing the 2.1-mile extension into the Medical District and Near Southside.
Trinity Metro, hospital collaboration advances TEXRail extension
August 2026
City offices and several public facilities will close for Labor Day, while emergency services, regular residential solid-waste collection and certain recreational amenities remain available. Trinity Metro will operate modified transit service schedules.
Labor Day closures and service adjustments
Trinity Metro broke ground on the TRE Double-Track Project, adding approximately 2.5 miles of second mainline track between Fort Worth Central Station and Trinity Lakes Station. The project aims to improve Trinity Railway Express reliability, capacity and regional mobility.
Trinity Metro breaks ground on TRE Double-Track Project
June 2026
Overview of Fort Worth city service closures and schedule changes for the July 4th Independence Day holiday, covering solid waste, animal shelters, libraries, recreation facilities, water utility, and public transit.
Fourth of July closure schedule
Notice of Juneteenth (June 19) holiday closures and schedule changes for City offices, solid waste collection, libraries, animal shelters, recreation facilities, water utility services, and Trinity Metro public transit.
Juneteenth closure schedule
The Fort Worth City Council unanimously adopted the Master Transportation Plan into the Comprehensive Plan, along with City Code amendments and an updated Access Management Policy, establishing a unified framework to guide transportation investments and roadway development over 4-, 10-, and 25-year horizons.
City Council adopts Master Transportation Plan
The City announces closures and modified service schedules for city offices, libraries, community centers, animal shelters, and select transit lines on June 19 for the Juneteenth holiday, with emergency services, solid waste collection, and most transit operating on normal or adjusted schedules.
Juneteenth closure schedule
Authorizes a contract with Capko Concrete Structures, LLC for up to $2,000,000 for task order construction services related to Trinity Metro bus pad projects at various locations, with one renewal option at the same amount.
(ALL) Authorize Execution of a Contract with Capko Concrete Structures, LLC, in an Amount Up to $2,000,000.00 for Task Order Construction Services Related to Trinity Metro Bus Pads Unit Price Contract
May 2026
Fort Worth's Transportation & Public Works Department has launched GoFW, a no-download web app providing real-time parking availability, curb use options, EV charger locations, ride-share zones, and Trinity Metro transit information to help residents navigate parking across the city.
Introducing GoFW: Plan. Park. Explore.