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April 2026
City Green Space Initiatives manager Allison Docker briefed councilmembers on the Good Natured Greenspace Initiative, reporting that 3,400 of a targeted 10,000 additional acres of open space have been secured, with the Open Space Conservation Program having acquired or progressed 693 acres and a bond election under consideration for future funding.
Council update focuses on critical role of Fort Worth’s green spaces
March 2026
The Park & Recreation Department, in partnership with Street Soccer USA, Visa, and Bank of America, opened a new street soccer field at Hillside Park by converting an underused tennis court into the Bank of America Fields at Visa Street Soccer Park, featuring artificial turf and built-in goals.
Score! Street soccer field kicks off at Hillside Park
The city marks the one-year anniversary of its new council chamber at the former Pier 1 Imports corporate headquarters, highlighting its design features, improved accessibility, and role as a civic engagement space.
An elevated experience: Council chamber marks first birthday
Fort Worth's Financial Management Services Department released the city's first-ever Fiscal Year 2025 Popular Annual Financial Report (PAFR), providing residents with a visually accessible overview of the city's financial health to promote transparency and smart long-range planning.
Fort Worth releases first-ever Popular Annual Financial Report
February 2026
Weir, a global mining technology company, is expanding its Minerals Division headquarters at 777 Main Street downtown with a $3.4 million investment, retaining 67 jobs and anticipating roughly 260 additional hotel nights per year from increased corporate travel.
Weir set to expand Minerals Division headquarters in heart of downtown
Former Fort Worth City Council District 5 representative and Mayor Pro Tem Gyna Bivens, the longest-serving member of the current Council who served from 2013 to 2025, has died; Mayor Mattie Parker and others paid tribute to her advocacy for east Fort Worth neighborhoods and economic development.
Former Mayor Pro Tem Gyna Bivens dies Monday