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Elizabeth Beck

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Elizabeth M. Beck is a Fort Worth City Councilmember representing District 9. The City of Fort Worth identifies her as a veteran and lawyer, with prior experience as a transportation planner at the North Central Texas Council of Governments and work involving compatible development and environmental justice.
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community (5)
parks (3)
policy (3)
governance (3)
development (3)
zoning (3)
public hearing (2)
historic (2)
environment (2)
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August 2026

Attendance

Lists City Council committee members and city staff attendance for the meeting.

…ia Hall, Council Member Macy Hill, Council Member Chris Nettles, Council Member Elizabeth M. Beck, Council Member Chris Jamieson, Council Member Jeanette Martinez City S…

Press Release

Councilmember Elizabeth Beck hosted a nighttime wildlife education event at Kellis Park, where partners studied moths, insects, and bats with local residents.

Wild night at Kellis Park: Neighbors discover nighttime wildlife

Attendance

Lists City Council committee members and identifies City Staff attendance fields.

…ia Hall, Council Member Macy Hill, Council Member Chris Nettles, Council Member Elizabeth M. Beck, Council Member Chris Jamieson, Council Member Jeanette Martinez City S…

June 2026

Zoning Hearing
mover

Zoning map amendment ZC-26-067 to rezone 0.23 acres at 1405 Alston Avenue from 'A-5/HC' One-Family Residential/Historic and Cultural District to 'CF/HC' Community Facilities/Historic and Cultural District for a parking lot serving overflow teacher parking at DeZavala Elementary. Staff and Zoning Commission recommended approval (9-0).

ZC-26-067 (CD 9) (Address 1405 Alston Avenue)

Zoning Hearing
mover

Zoning map amendment ZC-26-065 to rezone 3.57 acres at 1419 College Avenue from 'C/HC' Medium Density Multifamily/Historic & Cultural District to 'CF/HC' Community Facilities/Historic & Cultural District for an existing elementary school. Staff and Zoning Commission recommended approval (9-0).

ZC-26-065 (CD 9) (Address 1419 College Ave.)

Zoning Hearing
seconder

Zoning map amendment ZC-26-022 for 1.88 acres at 7640 Jacksboro Highway, requesting rezoning to 'E' Neighborhood Commercial with a Conditional Use Permit for retail landscape supply with outdoor sales and an organic material recycling center/transfer station, plus multiple development waivers. Staff recommended denial and the Zoning Commission recommended denial by a vote of 7-2.

ZC- 26-022 (CD 7) (Address 7640 Jacksboro Highway)

Council Proposal
requester

Council Proposal CP-338, proposed by Council Member Elizabeth M. Beck, requests retroactive waiver of park reservation and electricity fees for the 2026 Carry The Load event held May 23, 2026 at Trinity Park Pavilion #1 and waiver of park reservation fees for the Osprey Bass Anglers Foundation 34th Annual Youth Fishing Festival held June 20, 2026.

…val (District 9) Date: 06/23/26 File Number: CP-338 Proposed By: Council Member Elizabeth M. Beck, City Council Member Subject Waiver of Park Reservation Fees and Electr…

$835.6
Council Proposal
mover

Council Proposal CP-338, proposed by Council Member Elizabeth M. Beck, requests retroactive waiver of park reservation and electricity fees for the 2026 Carry The Load event held May 23, 2026 at Trinity Park Pavilion #1 and waiver of park reservation fees for the Osprey Bass Anglers Foundation 34th Annual Youth Fishing Festival held June 20, 2026.

…val (District 9) Date: 06/23/26 File Number: CP-338 Proposed By: Council Member Elizabeth M. Beck, City Council Member Subject Waiver of Park Reservation Fees and Electr…

$835.6
Press Release

Fort Worth announced it will build a new 20,000–30,000 sq ft downtown library at a yet-to-be-determined site and repurpose the recently purchased 512 W. Fourth St. building as a community arts incubator, with a working group chaired by Bob Jameson appointed to develop recommendations.

Fort Worth announces direction for future of downtown public library

April 2026

Press Release

Approximately 80 residents and business owners attended a community meeting at Victory Forest Community Center to provide input on whether to reconfigure the Hemphill Corridor from its current three-lane setup back to four or five lanes, with additional meetings planned before any decision is made.

Residents share feedback on Hemphill lane configuration