Fort Worth City Council Discusses Homelessness, Unveils New Developments, and Celebrates Marine Corps Anniversary

Overview: The recent Fort Worth City Council meeting focused on several issues, including homelessness, urban development, and local amenities. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to addressing homelessness, with a citizen speaker urging the council to allocate more resources and funding towards homelessness prevention and support. The meeting also highlighted new urban developments and community events.

Carroll Independent School Board Meeting Addresses Old Dragon Stadium Sale, Book Challenges, and Election Results.

Overview: The Carroll Independent School District Board of Trustees meeting held on November 17, 2025, addressed several topics, including the historic agreement for the sale of Old Dragon Stadium to Southlake City, concerns over book challenges, and the certification of election results for Board of Trustees Place Three. The meeting also covered updates on legislative impacts on classroom policies and district financial planning.

Fort Worth City Council Debates $840 Million Bond Proposal with Focus on Infrastructure and Public Safety

Overview: The Fort Worth City Council meeting centered on the proposed 2026 bond program totaling $840 million, which aims to address infrastructure and public safety needs without increasing the existing tax rate. Key proposals include funding for streets and mobility, public safety facilities, and a new animal control shelter, alongside a modest allocation for affordable housing initiatives. The council underscored the importance of community engagement in shaping the bond’s final projects, with a public election scheduled for May 2026.

Fort Worth City Council Outlines Ambitious $840 Million Bond Plan for 2026 Election

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Fort Worth City Council discussed two topics: the 2050 comprehensive plan and the proposed $840 million bond program for the upcoming 2026 election. The bond program, aimed at addressing infrastructure needs without increasing the tax rate, presents a strategic allocation of funds across various sectors such as streets, mobility, parks, public safety, and affordable housing.

Fort Worth City Council Discusses 2026 Bond Program and 2050 Comprehensive Plan

Overview: In a recent Fort Worth City Council meeting, the primary focus was on the 2026 bond program and the city’s 2050 comprehensive plan. The discussions centered around long-term urban planning and future infrastructure developments, highlighting the city’s growth trajectory and community engagement goals.