People in Fort Worth City Government

Mattie Parker is the 45th Mayor of Fort Worth, Texas, elected in 2021 and re-elected in 2023 and 2025. An attorney and businesswoman admitted to the Texas State Bar, she previously served as Chief of Staff for the Mayor and City Council. Under her leadership, Fort Worth was recognized as the most pro-growth city in America.

Last active May 19, 2026

Fort Worth City Council Member representing District 10, sworn in May 2023. Chairs the City Audit and Finance Committee and serves as President of the Fort Worth Local Development Board. Prior technology sector background in product and project management.

Last active May 11, 2026

CEO and Founder of Black Mountain Energy, a diversified energy company based in Fort Worth involved in exploration and production, EV battery metals mining, and saltwater disposal. Bennett is active in Fort Worth energy and development sector organizations, including the Texas Alliance of Energy Producers and the Fort Worth Wildcatters.

Last active May 12, 2026

Landscape architect and consultant with Halff engineering firm involved in major development and zoning projects in Fort Worth. Works on infrastructure planning and site compliance matters for significant capital investments in the city.

Last active May 12, 2026

Jesus 'Jay' Chapa is the City Manager of Fort Worth, Texas, appointed in January 2025. He is Fort Worth's first Hispanic city manager and brings more than 25 years of experience from various leadership roles within the City of Fort Worth, including deputy city manager and director of housing and economic development.

Last active May 14, 2026

Crystal Hinojosa is an Economic Development Manager at the City of Fort Worth, where she has worked since at least 2019. She is responsible for economic development initiatives and public improvement district administration.

Last active May 12, 2026