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September 2026
Informal report presenting the proposed 2027 City Council meeting schedule of 52 meetings, including work sessions, zoning and day meetings, budget work sessions, and a canvassing meeting.
…tion, please contact Jannette Goodall, City Secretary at (817) 392-6161. Jesus “Jay” Chapa City Manager Issued by the City Manager Fort Worth, TEXAS
August 2026
City Council will hold a work session on the recommended Fiscal Year 2027 budget, including staffing, fees, departmental reductions, tax benchmarking, utility infrastructure and long-term forecasts.
City Council to continue budget discussions in Aug. 18 work session
City Manager Jesus “Jay” Chapa presented the FY2027 recommended budget, a $4.35 billion plan intended to preserve core services amid declining taxable values, slower revenue growth, and rising costs. The proposal includes operating and capital funding, public-safety investments, a reduced tax rate, and measures to close a General Fund deficit.
2027 recommended budget presented by city manager
A resolution appointing Macy Hill and Jesus "Jay" Chapa to the Board of Directors of Gendy Street Management Corp., a Texas non-profit corporation.
A Resolution Appointing Macy Hill and Jesus “Jay” Chapa to the Board of Directors of Gendy Street Management Corp., a Texas Non-…
Announcement of the Aug. 11 City Council budget work session where City Manager Jay Chapa will present the recommended FY2027 operating and capital budgets, along with tax rate submissions, compensation study results, and water/stormwater rates; the evening Council meeting agenda includes a data center moratorium, smoke-free ordinance amendment, and 13 zoning cases.
City Council to see recommended budget in Aug. 11 work session
Report on landowner and resident petitions to release property from the ETJ between February and June 2026, including cumulative released acreage and petition outcomes.
…t Stephen Murray, Development Services Planning Manager at 817-392-6226. Jesus “Jay” Chapa City Manager February 2026 ETJ Release Details The table below lists ETJ…
July 2026
Fort Worth filed a Chapter 125 nuisance abatement lawsuit against the Central Motel on E. Lancaster Ave., alleging chronic criminal activity including prostitution, narcotics, weapons violations and a homicide, seeking a permanent injunction and possible closure.
Fort Worth files nuisance abatement lawsuit against E. Lancaster motel
June 2026
Informal report on a Code Compliance strategy to help residents address unsolicited handbills and newspapers while recognizing First Amendment limits on enforcement. The plan includes a resident information page, flyers, MyFW reporting, hotspot tracking, and neighborhood education.
…lease contact Brian Daugherty, Code Compliance Director at 817-392-6322. Jesus “Jay” Chapa City Manager Issued by the City Manager Fort Worth, TEXAS
May 2026
Fort Worth's population reached 1,028,117 per the U.S. Census Bureau's Vintage 2025 estimates, making it the 10th largest city in the nation and recording the second-largest numeric increase of any U.S. city between July 2024 and July 2025 with 19,512 new residents.
Fort Worth now 10th largest city in U.S.
Fort Worth's Water Utility received an upgraded AAA revenue bond rating from S&P Global Ratings — up from AA+ — reflecting strong financial management, healthy reserves, and sustained infrastructure investment. The higher rating is expected to reduce future borrowing costs, generating long-term savings for ratepayers.
Water Utility earns top-tier AAA bond rating from S&P Global Ratings