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design and construction of a new facility (approximately 20,000 sq ft) and associated infrastructure and site improvements, including, but not limited to a gymnasium, fitness area, and meeting rooms
Series 2026 Unlimited Tax Road Bonds, up to $4,250,000, to fund road infrastructure for Wildflower Ranch Phases 4B and 4C. Tradition MUD 1 Series 2026 Unlimited Tax Road
public safety by reducing the risk of flooding, improving protection to homes, businesses and infrastructure. • Expanded partnership opportunities for community benefits. Increasing dedicated partnership funding allows the Stormwater Program
position that will increase the annual inspection of city engineered channels and infrastructure under Stormwater Facility Maintenance Agreements. The increase will improve public safety, reduce flood risk to homes
supplied the majority of electricity that fueled the City’s growth, industry and modern infrastructure. Its towering red‑brick profile and riverfront location have remained a recognizable part
through 2025, 190 rail-related crashes resulted in six fatalities and 60 injuries. Infrastructure improvements The City is advancing railroad grade separation projects through the Master Transportation Plan and Transportation
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
proposes a balanced FY2027 budget with increased water and wastewater system rates to cover infrastructure, contracted services, fund transfers, and operating costs. Residential Tier 1 and 2 volume rates would
equipment supports a new FY2027 program to improve the City's concrete and asphalt infrastructure. Rental of Crack Seal Machines TPW Mayor and Council Communication 7.5.5 Rental of Crack Seal
held bond elections every four years. Bond propositions included: Proposition A: Streets and Mobility Infrastructure: $511,480,700 Proposition B: Park, Recreation and Open Space Acquisitions and Improvements
APWA Public Works Workshop, recognizing its innovative Stormwater Operations Dashboard, the Concrete Team's infrastructure work, and individual employees Paul Olea and Jimmy Kersey for field excellence and equipment operation
Series 2026, in an amount not to exceed $9,905,000.00 to fund utility infrastructure for Wildflower Phases 4B and 4C. Tradition MUD 1 Series 2026 Unlimited Tax Utility Bonds
Support innovative development projects that implement the Lake Worth Vision Plan and showcase Green Infrastructure practices, conserve riparian buffers, and extend greenway networks with hike & bike trails. Based
address unanticipated inspection, maintenance, and repair needs associated with critical raw water intake infrastructure, including the scheduled inspection and work at the Randol Mill facility. Increasing the contract capacity will
part of a network of companies founded by Endeavour, a global leader in sustainable infrastructure driving innovation across energy, water and technology. The proposed data center would be located
tour included city leadership and department representatives who met with residents to discuss infrastructure and safety improvements. Top City officials tour newest Neighborhood Improvement Program area A bus full
Chairs the Legislative & Intergovernmental Affairs Committee and serves on the Public Safety and Infrastructure & Growth Committees. Focuses on economic development, transportation infrastructure, and neighborhood policy
Garver, LLC is an employee-owned engineering, planning, and environmental services firm serving infrastructure-related markets including transportation, aviation, buildings, water, and wastewater. Its Fort Worth office provides local services
Frisco, Texas. Founded in 1966, the company provides services including excavating, concrete paving, transportation infrastructure, utilities, demolition, and heavy construction across commercial and infrastructure projects
managing systems including Radio Towers and Systems, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), and related digital infrastructure to support quality service delivery to residents