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The city council will hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance regarding the disannexation of Top Fun Ranch and Nevil Stone. Director of Development Services Kaleb Kentner is scheduled to present the item during the June 23, 2026, regular meeting.
A new road maintenance initiative in Grayson County is scheduled to start this summer.
Grayson County emergency management is providing funding for residential safe rooms.
A proposed data center project has submitted an incomplete application to draw up to 5 million gallons of water daily from Cedar Creek Reservoir, a primary source for Fort Worth and other North Texas cities.
Attendees at a June 30 Fort Worth open house expressed skepticism about proposed data center regulations, with some calling the measures insufficient while others sought clarity on infrastructure costs.
The Fort Worth Police Department has established a permanent Stockyards patrol unit to manage increased tourism and ensure safety during the FIFA World Cup.
City officials are gathering resident feedback on proposed regulations for data centers during an open house in downtown Fort Worth.
The city is seeking a court order to raze the Eco Motel after decades of violations, marking a key outcome of its new nuisance enforcement pilot program.
Residents are invited to complete a survey by July 31 regarding potential restriping of Hemphill Street to address congestion concerns.
