Official City Release
Public meeting May 14: Floodplain Management Plan update
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The City of Fort Worth will hold a public meeting to educate residents about community flood resilience at 6 p.m., Thursday, May 14, at City Hall, Mezzanine Room 6, 100 Fort Worth Trail.
The meeting will provide an overview of Fort Worth’s Floodplain Management Plan and why it matters to residents. It will also cover the key strategies the City uses to reduce flood risk and protect residents and property.
Other topics include:
How floodplains function and why preserving them is critical
Opportunities for residents to share local flooding concerns
How public input shapes future flood‑risk reduction efforts
Residents are asked to attend to help the City identify flood‑prone areas and community priorities, support long‑term planning to improve public safety and ensure a well‑informed, community‑driven update to the plan.
Visit the Floodplain Management Plan webpage for more information.
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