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Italy, and began as a planned resort. The City of Fort Worth has made infrastructure and neighborhood improvements there

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Aviation Division cost-share grant program for maintenance of eligible airside and landside airport infrastructure at Texas airports. Fort Worth city agenda items reference a 2027 grant under this program

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

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City of Fort Worth department that manages the city's information technology infrastructure, systems, and services. It coordinates technology resources through planning and project management, technical services, software application development

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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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Commissioners Court and provides numerous municipal services including administration, courts, elections, public health, and infrastructure oversight

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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

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Jun 9, 2026— resolved

construction costs, $7,259.00 for public bid advertisement costs, $6,534.03 for Infrastructure Plan Review (IPRC) fees, $117,114.03 for material testing costs and $375,151.76 for design services costs

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Aug 11, 2026— City Council Meeting

previously developed or platted areas in order to utilize existing utility and road infrastructure and services, thereby optimizing public and private investments and discouraging sprawl development. Encourage infill development

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Aug 11, 2026— City Council Meeting

agreement, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. will inventory and evaluate City-owned facilities and infrastructure for ADA compliance; identify and prioritize accessibility barriers; develop cost estimates and implementation schedules; recommend

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Sep 15, 2026— City Council Meeting

appropriate infill development of vacant lots within developed areas, which will efficiently utilize existing infrastructure, particularly in the central city. Encourage infill development of compatible, single-family homes in existing

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Aug 11, 2026— City Council Meeting

previously developed or platted areas in order to utilize existing utility and road infrastructure and services, thereby optimizing public and private investments and discouraging sprawl development. Promote appropriate infill developments

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Sep 15, 2026— City Council Meeting

issuance. No FEMA, CFRA, or PHW on site. There is no known public storm infrastructure near the site. Platting The subject property is an unplatted tract of land

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Sep 15, 2026— City Council Meeting

financing or maintaining technological enhancements for the Municipal Court, including hardware, software, and digital infrastructure. Staff will request that the City Council approve a resolution to revise the civil parking

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Aug 4, 2026— City Council Work Session

from $0.6700 to $0.7020 per $100 valuation, largely to support public safety and maintain infrastructure capacity. However, due to falling taxable home values, the average Fort Worth homeowner will still

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Aug 11, 2026— Fort Worth Press Releases