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city records: Entity referenced in Fort Worth city proceedings. Appears in topics: contract, transportation, infrastructure
program adopted by the City of Fort Worth for fiscal years 2026-2030, outlining infrastructure investments across water, sanitary sewer, stormwater, transportation, parks, and other municipal capital projects. The program
employs tax increment financing under Texas Tax Code Chapter 311 to fund infrastructure improvements and structural enhancements within the zone
Commissioners Court and provides numerous municipal services including administration, courts, elections, public health, and infrastructure oversight
project (City Project No. 105431), per City Secretary Contract No. 55580, for a sewer infrastructure agreement. COUNCIL DISTRICT 10 Recommendations #5 and #6 To replace current cash appropriations
station site, the agreements provide Trinity Metro access to property needed for supporting station infrastructure, including customer parking, a bus turnaround and station access road. The agreements also anticipate future
risk. Stormwater operations: Crews with vehicles stand ready to respond. Crews are checking stormwater infrastructure in flood‑prone areas to ensure readiness and are inspecting high‑water warning flashers
years, there simply is not enough money in Texas to keep pace with the infrastructure needed to accommodate a region that will ultimately surpass 12 million people and become
align with the new framework. These changes were intended to guide long-term transportation infrastructure and land use coordination across the city. The ordinances were approved on June
TRWD) and the City of Fort Worth. The project will work to improve key infrastructure north of downtown and involves rerouting a section of the Trinity River and modifying Gateway
family detached homes, and 18 cottage-style units, together with associated internal roadways, utility infrastructure, and a stormwater drainage system. HOME funds will support site preparation work and construction costs
dewatering equipment is currently out of service and will remain so until the electrical infrastructure damaged by the lightning strike and resulting fire is replaced. Pursuant to the emergency authority