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documents is $894,179.61. The engineering design will be reviewed through the City's Infrastructure Plan Review Center (IPRC) process. Design Project Cost Breakdown Fort Worth Everman/Risinger Development

Meeting
Aug 11, 2026— City Council Meeting

Fort Worth’s credit profile while recognizing the City’s continued investment in infrastructure and long-term financial sustainability,” said Fort Worth Chief Financial Officer Reginald Zeno. “The Fitch upgrade

Press Release
Aug 12, 2026— Fort Worth Press Releases

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

Press Release
Sep 22, 2026— Fort Worth Press Releases

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

Press Release
Sep 29, 2026— Fort Worth Press Releases

Shared Mission $10,869,590.00 Recruitment and Training $13,161,842.00 Equipment, Tech and Infrastructure $45,242,503.00 CCPD Adjustment $2,714,169.00 Total Expenses $145,564,557.00 This

Meeting
Aug 11, 2026— City Council Meeting

generate more than $3 billion in annual economic activity. “Growth takes skilled people, sound infrastructure, useful ideas and partners willing to invest for the long haul,” said Robert

Press Release
Aug 5, 2026— Fort Worth Press Releases

parts and unauthorized modifications are not compatible with the existing ozone treatment infrastructure and may negatively impact system performance and reliability. Refractron Technologies Corp. is the manufacturer

Meeting
Aug 11, 2026— City Council Meeting

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

Meeting
Sep 29, 2026— City Council Meeting

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

Meeting
Sep 29, 2026— City Council Meeting

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

Meeting
Sep 29, 2026— City Council Meeting

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

Press Release
Sep 29, 2026— Fort Worth Press Releases

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

Press Release
Oct 7, 2026— Fort Worth Press Releases

Costs Platting Fees (Application + per acre charge) *Estimate only $4,500.00 Zoning Change $0.00 Infrastructure Plan Review Center (IPRC) Fees (Application, Pre-Submittal Conference and Additional Plan Sheets

Meeting
Sep 15, 2026— City Council Meeting

hazardous roadway overtopping of Northside Drive by increasing the capacity of the stormwater infrastructure between the Union Pacific railroad and Mercado Drive, which includes the rehabilitation of an outfall into

Meeting
Sep 15, 2026— City Council Meeting