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Kelly Porter

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Kelly Porter is the Assistant Director for the City of Fort Worth Transportation and Public Works Department, overseeing the Regional Transportation and Innovation Division. A Certified Planner (AICP) with over 13 years of experience, he leads regional coordination and long-range transportation planning focused on safe and efficient mobility for all users. He serves as the Texas Chapter President of the American Planning Association.
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Area Plan File M&C 26-0506

Last: Jun 9, 2026·Area Plan·Site
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June 2026

General - Report Of Cm

Public hearing and adoption of ordinances to formally approve the Master Transportation Plan and incorporate it into the Comprehensive Plan, along with amendments to the City Code and Access Management Policy to align with the new plan.

…Master Transportation Plan (PUBLIC HEARING - a. Staff Available for Questions: Kelly Porter; b. Public Comment; c. Council Action: Close Public Hearing and Act on M&C)

Informal Report

An informal briefing on updates to the Master Transportation Plan, presented by Transportation and Public Works Assistant Director Kelly Porter.

Master Transportation Plan Update - Kelly Porter, Transportation and Public Works Assistant Director

April 2026

Press Release

The North Texas FIFA World Cup Organizing Committee and NCTCOG unveiled a regional transportation plan for FIFA World Cup 2026, detailing how fans will move across the Dallas-Fort Worth area to venues including Dallas Stadium in Arlington and the FIFA Fan Festival at Fair Park.

Organizers unveil FIFA World Cup transportation plan

Press Release

Fort Worth's SMARTer Weather, Safer Mobility Initiative received a Smart 20 Award from Smart Cities Connect, recognizing it as one of the world's most transformative smart city projects. The initiative, funded by a $2 million U.S. DOT SMART grant, develops an intelligent micro-weather sensor network to improve transportation safety for autonomous vehicles, drones, and traditional roadway users.

Fort Worth’s SMART project earns global Smart 20 Award