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centers generate an impactful amount of property tax revenue to fund City services and infrastructure. Over the last five years, data centers have generated more than $83 million in gross

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Jun 2, 2026Fort Worth Press Releases

local contractors, suppliers and service providers throughout development. The investment will also: Expand aviation infrastructure Help improve airport efficiency Attract new businesses and aircraft to Fort Worth Generate additional

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Jun 1, 2026Fort Worth Press Releases

cultural and ethnic diversity, integrate artwork into the development of the City’s capital infrastructure improvements and to promote tourism and economic vitality. Managed by Arts Fort Worth with oversight

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Mar 3, 2026Fort Worth Press Releases

transcontinental all-weather highways begun in 1916, and its lasting influence on Texas transportation infrastructure and highway tourism, including a key segment through Tarrant County. Time travel: How Bankhead Highway

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Mar 2, 2026Fort Worth Press Releases

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

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Apr 2, 2026Fort Worth Press Releases

rate, full-year operation of emergency medical services, sustained Pay-Go funding for infrastructure and expansion of high-impact neighborhood programs like the Mobile Tool Shed. Each year, City departments

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May 6, 2026Fort Worth Press Releases

corridor near I-35W and I-20. The road has been subject to city infrastructure improvements including drainage, water, paving, and street lighting upgrades as part of municipal capital projects

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Home Rule Charter, it provides core municipal services including fire, police, and infrastructure to approximately 24,500 residents

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United States and Canada, serving as a premier design consultant for projects including infrastructure, transportation, and watershed management

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city and offers services including billing, water conservation programs, and developer requirements for water infrastructure

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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

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sanitary sewer infrastructure rehabilitation project administered by the Fort Worth Water Department. The project is part of the city's ongoing capital improvement program for water and wastewater systems

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access point to rapidly developing areas. The city and regional jurisdictions are planning significant infrastructure improvements to address traffic congestion from regional growth

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Mary's Creek Force Main Project is a wastewater infrastructure initiative in west Fort Worth that conveys wastewater to the Mary's Creek Water Reclamation Facility. The project is jointly

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district manages 25 lakes and coordinates with local, county, and state governments on infrastructure development and environmental projects

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redevelopment project in downtown Fort Worth centered on the Trinity River, combining flood control infrastructure with mixed-use development. The project encompasses walkable neighborhoods, public spaces, entertainment venues, and green

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decades in parks and recreation, he oversees capital improvement planning, forestry, and infrastructure maintenance for the city's park system

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city records: Entity referenced in Fort Worth city proceedings. Appears in topics: contract, transportation, infrastructure

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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

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employs tax increment financing under Texas Tax Code Chapter 311 to fund infrastructure improvements and structural enhancements within the zone

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