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Flood Infrastructure Fund
General and utilities contractor based in Fort Worth, specializing in utility infrastructure and water main construction projects. Serves municipal and commercial clients in the region
overview of three of the bond propositions: Proposition A: Streets and Mobility Infrastructure This proposition would authorize the City to issue public securities in the amount
package. If approved by voters, the bonds would provide funding for streets and mobility infrastructure including roadways, sidewalks, bridges and intersection improvements. They would also support expanded parks and recreational
affordable housing construction and rehabilitation), Proposition E ($63.9M for public safety infrastructure including two fire stations and a new 911 call center), and Proposition F ($59.8M to construct
selection underscores the City’s growing presence as a leader in innovation, digital infrastructure, intelligent mobility and technology‑driven public safety. Strengthening safety and supporting innovation The micro‑weather sensor
remains difficult as it is still outside the booking window for this time period. Infrastructure: Ensuring transportation, mobility and critical infrastructure can meet tournament demands while maintaining citywide service continuity
Fort Worth, making that corridor the city's only area with deployed micro-weather infrastructure relevant to autonomous vehicle and drone logistics applications. All Phase I sensors are concentrated within
housing fund — Fort Worth's first — explicitly allows land acquisition, site preparation, construction, and infrastructure development for projects serving households up to 120% AMI. Proposition D's $10 million affordable
managing systems including Radio Towers and Systems, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), and related digital infrastructure to support quality service delivery to residents
decades in parks and recreation, he oversees capital improvement planning, forestry, and infrastructure maintenance for the city's park system
sidewalks, parking management, pavement marking, traffic signals, traffic signs, rail crossings, and storm water infrastructure. The department manages essential public works and transportation services for the municipality
Texas counties, including Fort Worth. The district operates four major reservoirs, manages flood control infrastructure including levees and Trinity River trails, and serves 70+ wholesale customers across the region
planning for the event, said Transportation & Public Works Assistant Director Kelly Porter. “The City infrastructure team continues its regional coordination with TxDOT, Trinity Metro and suburbs on a well-coordinated
engineering firm involved in major development and zoning projects in Fort Worth. Works on infrastructure planning and site compliance matters for significant capital investments in the city
Halff is an employee-owned, full-service infrastructure consulting firm founded in 1950 that provides engineering, surveying, environmental, architecture, and planning services. The firm operates over 30 offices across Texas
United States and Canada, serving as a premier design consultant for projects including infrastructure, transportation, and watershed management
nonprofit organization that partners with municipal and corporate partners to build community soccer infrastructure and programming in U.S. cities. The organization strengthens access to youth soccer and community engagement through
Environmental Services Director, overseeing the city's environmental quality, waste management, and utilities infrastructure. He leads initiatives including water reclamation projects and environmental remediation programs, and has served as assistant
city and offers services including billing, water conservation programs, and developer requirements for water infrastructure