Fort Worth City Council Proposes $3.1 Billion Budget with Focus on Safety and Infrastructure
- Meeting Overview:
Overview: At the recent Fort Worth City Council meeting, the proposed fiscal year 2026 budget of $3.1 billion took center stage, with emphasis on enhancing community safety and infrastructure. The budget outlines plans to add neighborhood police officers, fully fund a new Emergency Medical Services initiative, and establish a new emergency management and communications department. It also allocates resources for maintaining and upgrading infrastructure, including street maintenance and the development of two major water treatment facilities. These initiatives come as Fort Worth celebrates reaching a population milestone of 1 million residents.
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Mattie Parker
City Council Officials:
Carlos Flores, Michael D. Crain, Charles Lauersdorf, Deborah Peoples, Jared Williams, Macy Hill, Chris Nettles, Elizabeth M. Beck, Alan Blaylock, Jeanette Martinez
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Meeting Type:
City Council
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Committee:
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Meeting Date:
09/03/2025
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Recording Published:
09/03/2025
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Duration:
98 Minutes
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Notability Score:
Routine
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State:
Texas
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County:
Tarrant County
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Towns:
Fort Worth
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