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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

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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

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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

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residents and surrounding communities. Operates five drinking water plants throughout the city and manages infrastructure to protect public health and the environment

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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

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extraterritorial jurisdiction in Parker and Tarrant Counties. It is intended to help finance public infrastructure improvements, including regional road, water, sewer, and drainage projects

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

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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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City of Fort Worth's voter-considered capital bond package. It funds long-lasting infrastructure and facilities, including streets and mobility, parks and recreation, libraries, affordable housing, police and fire

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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

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city boundaries with Everman and Forest Hill. The area has been subject to infrastructure improvements, including water and sanitary sewer upgrades and traffic signal improvements

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wastewater infrastructure project in Fort Worth's far north that will construct a lift station with 3 million gallon-per-day capacity and associated gravity and force mains to transport

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Worth planning and zoning materials near Interstate 20. City documents reference it in subdivision, infrastructure, and zoning proceedings

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Halff Associates, Inc. is a full-service infrastructure consulting firm providing planning, engineering, environmental, land development, transportation, and utility coordination services. The firm maintains a Fort Worth office and identifies

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Group Inc. is an engineering and professional services company that plans, designs, and delivers infrastructure, advanced technologies, and critical systems. It is referenced in Fort Worth proceedings as a vendor

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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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applicant and requester on matters including zoning text amendments, ordinances, and public infrastructure projects

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Wise counties, so Wise County areas appear in City of Fort Worth proceedings involving infrastructure, utilities, and development. The county is largely rural and lies within the Barnett Shale natural

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Council under Chapter 372 of the Texas Local Government Code to help finance public infrastructure serving the master-planned Veale Ranch development area on the city's west side

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