Fort Worth public meetings in 2022
70 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council will review several items on the consent agenda, including large-scale playground replacements and airport fund transfers. The meeting also includes proposals for police substation leases and various infrastructure maintenance agreements.
- $2,049,896 contract for South playground replacements
- $1,972,007.80 contract for North playground replacements
- $6,925,000 transfer from Municipal Airports Fund to Capital Projects Fund
- Lease agreements for West 7th Street and West 6th Street police substations
- $1,457,100 agreement for food services equipment and supplies
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
This worksession includes discussions on tax abatement amendments and police training protocols. The council will also receive briefings regarding boarding home regulations and short-term rentals.
- Amendment to Tax Abatement Agreement with Raider Express
- Extension of employment completion deadline for Smart Action LLC Chapter 380 Agreement
- Briefing on regulation of boarding homes
- Briefing on short-term rentals
- Update on Transportation & Public Works Director recruitment
CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC COMMENT
This agenda is for a public comment session and procedural matters. The City Council will consider minutes from several November 2022 meetings. No specific legislative topics or actions are listed for deliberation.
- Consideration of minutes from November 2022 council meetings and work sessions
CITY COUNCIL
The Fort Worth City Council is reviewing several items on its consent agenda, including highway safety improvements and new fire department equipment. The meeting also includes authorizations for land easements for the Golden Triangle and Avondale Haslet Road projects.
- Purchase of Quick Response Brush Trucks for up to $1,612,613.00
- Highway safety improvements for Mitchell Boulevard and West Risinger Road
- FEMA grant agreement for $559,090.90 for fire department operations
- Land easements for the Golden Triangle Expansion Project
- Construction contract for Lancaster Corridor Parkway Improvements for $578,566.61
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
The City Council will review several reports from the City Manager regarding street sweeping and waste collection route adjustments. The session also includes a presentation on a proposed tax abatement agreement and an update on the Open Space Conservation Program.
- Proposed tax abatement agreement with Beauty Manufacturing Solutions Corp.
- FY2023 Street Sweeping Program Update
- Residential Solid Waste Collection Route Adjustments
- Adoption of the 2023 State Legislative Agenda
- Update on Panther Island Path Forward
CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC COMMENT
This meeting is dedicated to procedural items, including the consideration of minutes from the November 1, 2022, work session and public comment session. The agenda also includes a period for public comments.
- Consideration of November 1, 2022, Work Session minutes
- Consideration of November 1, 2022, Public Comment minutes
- Public comments session
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council is reviewing several items for approval, including large-scale infrastructure contracts and federal grant applications. The agenda includes funding for water and sewer main extensions and environmental assessments for specific neighborhoods. Additionally, the council will consider administrative updates regarding city fees and employee pay rates.
- $4,199,690 contract with Woody Contractors, Inc. for water and sewer main extensions
- EPA grant applications up to $2,500,000 for environmental assessments and asbestos abatement
- $2,237,000 agreement with SUEZ Treatment Solutions, Inc. for Water Department equipment
- $1,500,000 for replacement of specialized law enforcement equipment
- $50,000 donation from the Amon G. Carter Foundation for The Hub community center
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
The Fort Worth City Council worksession includes discussions on a proposed Community Police Oversight and Accountability Board and the final report for the Bitcoin Mining Pilot Program. The agenda also covers updates on housing tax credits, permanent supportive housing, and West 7th Street alcohol regulations.
- Final Report on Bitcoin Mining Pilot Program
- Proposed Community Police Oversight and Accountability Board discussion
- 2023 Housing Tax Credit Policy briefing
- Update on Permanent Supportive Housing
- Regulation of alcohol consumption in West 7th Street Area
CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC COMMENT
The City Council will consider several sets of previous meeting minutes. This agenda also includes a period for public comments to the council. No other legislative items are listed for this meeting.
- Consideration of May 24, 2022, Retirement Fund Board Meeting minutes
- Consideration of October 11, 2022, Council Meeting minutes
- Consideration of October 18, 2022, Work Session minutes
- Consideration of October 18, 2022, Public Comment minutes
- Consideration of October 25, 2022, Council Meeting minutes
CITY COUNCIL
The Fort Worth City Council is reviewing several major contracts for fire department equipment and city maintenance. The agenda also includes adopting a revised transportation impact fee study and authorizing various land easements for water and sewer projects.
- Purchase of 11 fire trucks up to $14,000,000
- Adoption of the 2022 Transportation Impact Fee Study and revised rates
- Economic Development Agreement with GKN Aerospace, Inc.
- Settlement of $150,000 for the Jacqueline Craig v. City of Fort Worth lawsuit
- Annual asphalt contract up to $3,086,848
CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC COMMENT
This meeting is dedicated to public comments and the consideration of several sets of previous meeting minutes from September and October 2022. No other legislative items or specific city business are listed on the agenda.
- Approval of various September and October 2022 meeting minutes
- Public comment session
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
The council will receive a presentation on a proposed economic development agreement with GKN Aerospace and a briefing on the fire collective bargaining agreement. Other discussions include the renovation of the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History and updates on police expert panel recommendations.
- Proposed Economic Development Program Agreement with GKN Aerospace
- Presentation on Fire Collective Bargaining Agreement
- Briefing on planned renovation of Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
- Update on implementation of Police Expert Panel recommendations
- Report on proposed transportation projects for the 2021 Tarrant County Bond Program
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council is considering several items on the consent agenda, including large-scale budget reallocations and infrastructure projects. The meeting also includes requests for street closures and updates to the Master Thoroughfare Plan.
- Denial of Oncor Electric Delivery Company LLC application to increase rates
- Budget reallocation and amendment totaling $2,020,000.00
- Contracts for traffic signal upgrades up to $5,000,000.00
- Funding agreement for Ramey Avenue at Stalcup Road safety project ($555,791.00)
- Temporary closure of Main Street for the 2022 Fort Worth Gospel Festival
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
The City Council will review the Tarrant County 9-1-1 District’s proposed FY2023 budget and a transportation impact fee study. The session also includes reports on flood risk, sales tax updates, and permanent supportive housing.
- Tarrant County 9-1-1 District’s Proposed Fiscal Year 2023 Budget presentation
- Transportation Impact Fee Study presentation
- Briefing on Heritage Park
- Update on Permanent Supportive Housing
- Review of 2021 Incentive Agreements and FY22 TIF Annual Report
CITY COUNCIL
The Fort Worth City Council is reviewing ordinances to increase authorized positions in the Police and Fire Departments. The agenda also includes funding for emergency road repairs and updates to the Priority Repair Program.
- Ordinance to increase Police Department staffing by 73 positions
- Ordinance to increase Fire Department staffing by 6 positions
- $2,000,000 appropriation for North Tarrant Parkway/I-35W emergency repair project
- Increase the Priority Repair Program per-house expenditure limit to $25,000
- $219,942 agreement for a transportation infrastructure study in the Stockyards
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
The City Council will review American Rescue Plan Act allocation recommendations and updates on the city hiring process. The session also includes presentations regarding public art progress and transportation studies for the East Lancaster and University Drive corridors.
- American Rescue Plan Act Allocation Recommendations
- DFW International Airport Amendments to Codes of Rules and Regulations
- East Lancaster Corridor and Sub-Regional Planning Study presentation
- University Drive Corridor Project presentation
- Stockyards Mobility Study report
CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC COMMENT
This meeting is for public comments and the consideration of minutes from recent sessions. No new legislative items or specific projects are listed on this agenda.
- Minutes: September 6, 2022 Work Session
- Minutes: September 6, 2022 Public Comment
- Minutes: September 9, 2022 Budget Work Session
- Public comments session
CITY COUNCIL
The Fort Worth City Council is reviewing several items on the consent agenda, including updates to financial management and investment policies. The meeting also includes proposals for community grants and infrastructure funding.
- Revision of wholesale water and wastewater service rates effective November 1, 2022
- Authorization of $409,176 and $129,878 in grants for homeless housing and services
- Approval of $2,500,000 in forgivable loans for the Gwendolyn C. Gragg Child Development Facility
- Authorization of $4,819,471 for intersection improvements at Northwest Loop 820 and Marine Creek Parkway
- Acceptance of $673,374 from Tarrant County 9-1-1 District for the Radio Assistance Program
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
This worksession includes briefings on the National Juneteenth Museum and the 2022 Texas School Accountability Report. The council will also review transportation impact fee study results and the FY2023 DFW International Airport budget.
- Design team selection for Phase 1 of the Fort Worth Convention Center Expansion Project
- Presentation of Final Report of Expert Panel on Police Reform
- 2022 Transportation Impact Fee Study Results and Adoption Timetable
- FY2023 DFW International Airport Budget briefing
- Briefing on National Juneteenth Museum Project
CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC COMMENT
This meeting is dedicated to public comments and the consideration of minutes from various August 2022 sessions. No other substantive legislative items are listed on the agenda.
- Approval of several August 2022 meeting and work session minutes
- Public comment period
CITY COUNCIL
The Fort Worth City Council will meet to consider Resolution 22-2400. This resolution proposes the continuation of the declaration of local disaster in response to severe weather.
- Resolution 22-2400 for the continuation of the local disaster declaration
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council is considering several infrastructure and utility projects on its consent agenda. These items include approvals for street light installations, drainage improvements, and public improvement district budgets.
- Street light installation contract up to $3,000,000.00
- University Drive Corridor Project contract for $3,406,056.86
- Comanche Trail drainage construction contract for $1,894,090.00
- FY 2023 budget for PID No. 17 (Rock Creek Ranch) of $1,777,600.00
- Lake Worth Boat Storage Facility construction appropriation of $250,000.00
CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC COMMENT
This meeting is dedicated to receiving public comments and considering minutes from the August 2, 2022, work session and public comment period. No specific legislative items or ordinances are listed on this agenda.
- Consideration of August 2, 2022, work session and public comment minutes
- Public comments
CITY COUNCIL
The Fort Worth City Council is reviewing several items, including legal settlements and service contracts. The agenda also includes a presentation on the Main Street Pilot Program.
- $117,387,173.00 funding application to the Crime Control and Prevention District Board
- $3,750,000 contract for Public Safety Radio Microwave System upgrades
- $133,110 for West Vickery Boulevard at Riverbend Boulevard signal improvements
- $535,580.90 contract for the East Rosedale Landscape & Irrigation Project
- $210,000 settlement payment to Artemio Garza-Morales and Berta Walle de Garza
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
The City Council will review the City Manager's recommended FY 2023 operating and capital budgets. The session also includes reports on tax rate requirements and plans for public engagement in the budget process.
- Presentation of Recommended FY 2023 Operating & Capital Budgets
- Submission of 2022 No-New-Revenue and Voter-Approval Tax Rates
- Submission of 2022 Certified Appraisal Roll and Collection Rate
- Overview of plans to educate and engage the public in the budget process
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
The City Council will review updates regarding sales tax, park dredging, and property tax setting calendars. The session also includes discussions on broadband strategic planning and the American Rescue Plan Act project selection process.
- FY2023 budget public engagement and property tax setting calendar
- American Rescue Plan Act project submission and selection process
- Broadband strategic planning
- Update on placing conduit/fiber in right-of-way
- Update on stormwater and flood areas
CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC COMMENT
This meeting is dedicated to public comments and the consideration of previous meeting minutes. The agenda consists of procedural items and does not include new legislative deliberations.
- Consideration of minutes from April and June 2022 meetings
- Public comments session
CITY COUNCIL
The Fort Worth City Council is considering several items on its consent agenda. These include budget adjustments, infrastructure projects, and various municipal service contracts.
- $4,200,000 for sidewalk improvements on Randol Mill Road and Woodhaven Boulevard
- $1,625,000 increase to a contract for table replacement at the Fort Worth Convention Center
- $7,639,128 total for public safety radios through an amendment with Motorola Solutions, Inc.
- $150,000 settlement payment in Martha Aguilar v. City of Fort Worth
- $2,154,966 for water conservation toilets and showerheads
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
This worksession includes various departmental reports and updates from city officials. Topics include police policy, development activity, and the 2022 transportation impact fee study.
- Proposal to combine the Commercial and Residential Zoning Boards of Adjustment
- Lancaster-Lamar Mixed-Use Development update
- 2022 Transportation Impact Fee Study Update
- Application process for Crime Control and Prevention District (CCPD) funding
- Report on residential solid waste rate and revenue history
CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC COMMENT
The City Council is meeting to consider minutes from the June 7, 2022, work session and public comment session. The agenda also includes a period for citizen public comments.
- Consideration of June 7, 2022, Work Session minutes
- Consideration of June 7, 2022, Public Comment minutes
- Public comments session
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council is reviewing a $11,641,276 loan package to fund the development of 128 permanent supportive housing units. The agenda also includes suspending proposed Oncor electric rate increases and adjusting funding for the CentrePort Trail Project. Additionally, the council will consider various city contracts and temporary road closures.
- $11,641,276 in forgivable loans for 128 permanent supportive housing units
- Increasing CentrePort Trail Project costs from $3,684,450.00 to $6,396,749.00
- Suspending the effective date of proposed Oncor Electric Delivery Company rate increases
- Temporary closure of North Crowley Cleburne Road for construction through August 10, 2022
- Donation of a Bitcoin mining machine valued at approximately $9,000.00
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
The City Council will review several reports from the City Manager, including updates on the city budget and bond pricing results. The session also includes discussions on permanent supportive housing and federally funded community development programs.
- Budget Update from City Manager David Cooke
- Update on Development of Permanent Supportive Housing
- 2022-2023 Action Plan for Federally Funded Housing and Community Development Programs
- Final Results of Pricing on Bonds within the 2022 Debt Plan
- Fire Collective Bargaining Agreement Amendment regarding Juneteenth Holiday
CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC COMMENT
This meeting consists of procedural items and a period for public comments. The council will consider minutes from several May 2022 sessions.
- Consideration of May 17, 2022, election canvass minutes
- Consideration of May 17, 2022, work session and public comment minutes
- Consideration of May 24, 2022, council meeting minutes
- Public comments session
CITY COUNCIL
The Fort Worth City Council is reviewing several items, including funding allocations from the American Rescue Plan Act for infrastructure and cybersecurity. The agenda also includes a construction contract for the New Council Chamber Building and various utility service agreements. Additionally, the council will consider legal settlements and budget adjustments.
- Construction contract up to $87,076,188 for the New Council Chamber Building at Future City Hall
- Allocation of ARPA funds up to $3,675,000 for infrastructure and data protection initiatives
- Annual purchase agreement for fleet fuel cards up to $7,000,000
- Appropriation of $1,657,500 for escalator removal and replacement at Will Rogers Memorial Center
- Variance request for a gas well pad site at 800 NE 23rd Street
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
The Fort Worth City Council will review several departmental updates and reports during this worksession. Topics include the 2022 Stock Show and Rodeo economic impact, future City Hall plans, and water reclamation facility permits.
- Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo 2022 Economic Impact Report
- Update on Future City Hall
- Amending the Tree Fund Policy to support an Urban Forestry Master Plan
- Medstar 911 update
- Mary’s Creek Water Reclamation Facility Permit update
CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC COMMENT
The meeting consists of a session for public comments and the consideration of minutes from previous meetings. No legislative actions or new topics are listed on this agenda.
- Review of May 3, 2022, work session and public comment minutes
- Review of May 10, 2022, council meeting minutes
- Public comments session
CITY COUNCIL
The Fort Worth City Council is reviewing several items on its May 10, 2022, agenda. These include authorizing payments for property repairs up to $2,300,000 and approving various utility infrastructure agreements. The council will also consider resolutions regarding the Stockyards District rezoning.
- Payment up to $2,300,000 for repairs to City properties damaged on May 2, 2021
- Software agreement with Accela, Inc. totaling approximately $969,488 over three years
- City participation up to $6,345,616.37 for the Chisholm Trail Ranch sewer main extension
- Resolution to initiate rezoning for properties in the Stockyards District
- Agreement with Zoll Medical Corporation for cardiac monitors up to $1,500,013.92 annually
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
The City Council will review several departmental reports and presentations during this worksession. Topics include February 2022 sales tax figures, transit partnerships, and the upcoming budget process.
- February 2022 Sales Tax Update
- Transit Partnership Projects update with NCTCOG, Trinity Metro, and TxDot
- Public-Private Electric Vehicle Charging Station Program update
- Fort Worth Employees’ Retirement Fund Update
- Presentation on Budget Process
CITY COUNCIL
The meeting agenda consists of procedural items, including the consideration of minutes from several April 2022 meetings. The council will also host a session for public comments.
- Consideration of April 2022 meeting minutes
- Public comment session
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council meeting includes several items for approval regarding city infrastructure and utility services. Proposed actions include large contracts for water line replacements, drainage improvements, and roadway maintenance. The agenda also features resolutions related to blockchain technology and a clean fleet policy.
- $5,384,815.20 contract with Gra-Tex Utilities, Inc. for water and sewer replacement
- $2,282,000.00 project for the rehabilitation of city drainage infrastructure
- New water main capacity charges for Northside III development areas
- Amendment to rename Lakeshore Drive to West Shore Way
- $1,374,000.00 purchase agreement for auto body collision repairs
CITY COUNCIL
The Fort Worth City Council will hold a special called meeting to discuss personnel matters in a closed session. The council will deliberate on the appointment, employment, evaluation, and duties of a City Attorney.
- Closed session deliberation regarding the appointment, employment, evaluation, and duties of a City Attorney
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
The City Council will receive a briefing regarding a proposed policing technology contract. The session also includes the Monthly Development Activity Report and an update on the Open Space Conservation Program & Strategy Report.
- Briefing on proposed policing technology contract
- Monthly Development Activity Report
- Open Space Conservation Program & Strategy Report Update
CITY COUNCIL
This agenda consists of procedural items including an invocation and pledges. The Council will consider minutes from the April 5, 2022, work session and public comment meeting. A session for public comments is also scheduled.
- Consideration of April 5, 2022, Work Session minutes
- Consideration of April 5, 2022, Public Comment minutes
- Public comments
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council is reviewing several items on the consent agenda, including budget amendments for multiple Public Improvement Districts. The meeting also addresses infrastructure contracts, public safety upgrades, and temporary street closures for a golf tournament.
- $5 million interlocal agreement and $1.5 million settlement for Trinity River Bridge project
- Temporary street closures for the 2022 Charles Schwab Challenge golf tournament
- $1,053,052.19 increase to public safety radio communications upgrade agreement
- $2.5 million increase to annual water treatment chemical purchase agreements
- $505,800 acquisition of an easement for the Alemeda HROM Storm Drain project
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
The City Council will discuss various city updates, including zoning changes and infrastructure projects. A key focus includes the allocation of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. Specifically, officials will review proposals for $5 million in permanent supportive housing and $3 million for the Berry/Riverside Campus.
- Proposed $5 million for development of permanent supportive housing
- Proposed $3 million for Berry/Riverside Campus, Center for Transforming Lives
- Zoning changes for Monticello (District 7) and Highland Hills (District 8)
- Bellaire Drive South lane reconfiguration and dedicated bike lanes
- Update on Stockyards Form-Based Code and Design Guidelines
CITY COUNCIL
This meeting includes the consideration of minutes from March 22 and March 29, 2022. The agenda also provides time for public comments.
- Approval of March 22, 2022, meeting minutes
- Approval of March 29, 2022, meeting minutes
- Public comments
CITY COUNCIL
The Fort Worth City Council will review several budget amendments and contract authorizations. Items include reallocating funds to the Crime Control and Prevention District Fund and applying for a federal airport improvement grant. The agenda also covers land acquisitions for parkland and various municipal service contracts.
- Reallocation of $2,392,714.00 to the Crime Control and Prevention District Fund
- Application for a $2,777,778.00 airport improvement grant at Alliance Airport
- Acquisition of 3 acres at 401 Woodhaven Boulevard for Woodhaven Park
- Contract for sidewalk construction on Lackland Road totaling $787,959.50
- Lease agreement with Eclipse Aerospace, Incorporated for industrial space in Fort Worth
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss several versions of proposed redistricting maps. The agenda includes reviewing comments from the March 22, 2022 public hearing and discussing specific map iterations. The council intends to produce a final redistricting map.
- Review of comments from March 22, 2022 public hearing
- Discussion of Map v2 as Amended (dated 2/19/22)
- Discussion of Map v3 Horseshoe (dated 3/1/22)
- Discussion of Map v4 Horseshoe as Amended (dated 3/10/22)
- Production of final redistricting map
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
The City Council Worksession includes reports from the City Manager regarding economic development, infrastructure, and rental assistance. The agenda also features briefings on a proposed policing technology contract and community broadband plans.
- Briefing on a proposed policing technology contract
- DFW Airport 19th Street Cargo Redevelopment Project update
- Proposed update of the Stockyards Form-Based Code and Design Guidelines
- Bellaire Drive South reconfiguration of travel lanes and bike lanes
- Emergency Rental Assistance Program update
CITY COUNCIL
The Fort Worth City Council will hold a public comment meeting on March 22, 2022. The agenda includes consideration of minutes from recent meetings and opportunities for public comments, which may include redistricting.
- Consideration of minutes from March 1 and March 8, 2022
- Public comments, including redistricting
CITY COUNCIL
The Fort Worth City Council is reviewing several items on the consent agenda, including large-scale vehicle purchases and street rehabilitation contracts. The meeting includes discussions on drainage project appropriations, road closures for construction, and appointments for the police department.
- Agreement for additional first responder vehicles up to $14,702,892.00
- Contract for 2022 Downtown Resurfacing Project in $5,147,570.84
- Purchase of a BearCat Armored Tactical Vehicle for $368,236.25
- Contract for 2021 Street Rehabilitation Project totaling $2,067,672.76
- Temporary closure of Merrick Street between Diaz Avenue and Como Park Avenue
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
The City Council will review several reports, including sales tax updates and the FY21 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report. The worksession includes discussions on proposed zoning changes in District 4 and a developer funding agreement for a drainage study. The agenda also covers building code adoption and floodplain ordinance revisions.
- Proposed zoning changes along Canyon Creek Trail and Timberview Court
- Developer funding agreement with Walsh Ranches Limited Partnership for a drainage study
- Presentation of the FY21 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
- Adoption of the 2021 International Building Code
- Revisions to the Floodplain Provisions Ordinance
CITY COUNCIL
This agenda consists of procedural items for a public comment meeting. The Council will consider minutes from February 2022 sessions and host public comments.
- Consideration of February 15, 2022, work session and public comment minutes
- Consideration of February 22, 2022, council meeting minutes
- Public comments
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss redistricting maps. The agenda includes reviewing comments from the February 28 public hearing and discussing proposed map versions v2 and v3. Members will also discuss the process for refining and adopting a final map.
- Discussion of proposed redistricting maps v2 and v3
- Review of comments from the February 28 public hearing
- Discussion of the process to refine and adopt a final map
CITY COUNCIL
The Fort Worth City Council held a special called meeting to conduct a public hearing regarding a proposed redistricting map. This session was specifically scheduled to address item 22-2054.
- Public hearing on proposed redistricting map (22-2054)
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council will review several large-scale infrastructure contracts and service agreements. Key discussions include major water utility upgrades, road rehabilitation, and funding for local chamber of commerce programs. Many items are presented on the consent agenda for approval.
- $22,097,691.00 project for Westside III/IV/V pump stations and ground storage tanks
- $14,663,252.60 contract for Westcliff drainage improvements and sewer rehabilitation
- $12,814,614.00 project for the Westside Water Treatment Plant backup generators
- $1,711,952.50 contract for sanitary sewer rehabilitation on Church Street
- $165,446.00 artwork commission for the Stop Six community at Ramey Avenue and Stalcup Road
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council will hold a special meeting to review several proposed redistricting maps. The session includes briefings on Map v2 as amended, Map v3 as amended, and Map v4. These maps are being discussed for public review ahead of a scheduled hearing on February 24.
- Briefing on proposed redistricting maps (v2, v3, and v4)
- Discussion of maps for the February 24 public hearing
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
The City Council will review reports on COVID-19 strategic planning and economic development updates. The session includes discussions regarding land use changes for Casino Beach and the 2022 Comprehensive Plan. Officials will also discuss crime reduction strategies and fire department recruitment data.
- $11M General Fund allocation for arterial projects in the 2022 Bond Program
- Proposed land use change for Casino Beach
- Defense Economic Assistance Adjustment Grant for Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth
- Update on Panther Island Form-Based District development standards
- Presentation on AllianceTexas economic impact
CITY COUNCIL
This agenda is for a public comment meeting consisting of procedural items. The council will consider the approval of minutes from several February 2022 meetings. A special presentation for Black History Month is also scheduled.
- Approval of minutes from February 1 and February 8, 2022 meetings
- Black History Month presentation by Council Member Chris Nettles
- Public comments session
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council is holding a special called meeting to discuss the initial map recommended by the Redistricting Task Force. The council will also consider approving a proposed redistricting map for public review and comment.
- Discussion of Initial Map Recommended by the Redistricting Task Force
- Consideration and Approval of a Proposed Redistricting Map for Public Review and Comment (22-2046)
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council is reviewing budget adjustments and several infrastructure contracts. The meeting includes ordinances to order May 7, 2022, elections for a debt program and proposed charter amendments.
- Ordinance ordering a May 7, 2002, election for the 2022 General Obligation Debt Program
- Contract for North Riverside Drive roadway widening in the amount of $4,125,601.45
- Engineering agreement for Big Fossil Creek Collector Parallel for $1,595,280.00
- Ordinance ordering a special election for thirteen proposed City Charter amendments
- Plumbing services contract up to $1,825,700.00
CITY COUNCIL
The Fort Worth City Council is holding a special called meeting for a public hearing. The session focuses on the redistricting map proposed by the Redistricting Task Force.
- Public hearing regarding the Redistricting Task Force's proposed redistricting map (22-2006)
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
The City Council worksession includes presentations on the recommended initial redistricting map and the 2022 Debt Plan. Staff will also provide updates on water utility resiliency, rental assistance programs, and future City Hall plans.
- Presentation of recommended initial map for redistricting
- Presentation on the 2022 Debt Plan
- Update on Future City Hall
- Discussion of employee work-from-home policies
- Report on November 2021 sales tax update
CITY COUNCIL
This meeting is a public comment session for the Fort Worth City Council. The agenda includes reviewing minutes from January 2022 meetings and providing time for public comments. No legislative actions or decisions are scheduled.
- No substantive legislative items, contracts, or ordinances are listed on this agenda.
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council is reviewing budget amendments for the Crime Control and Prevention District, including a $30,220,627 transfer to renovate City Hall as a police facility. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding tax abatements for manufacturing and proposed land annexations.
- $30,220,627 transfer to renovate existing City Hall as a police facility
- Tax abatement for MP Magnetics LLC at 13840 Independence Parkway
- $410,000 land acquisition for the Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge
- Zoning change for AutoZone, Inc. on Avondale Haslet Road
- $3,068,406 in remodeling services agreements for city departments
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
This worksession includes updates on city operations, transportation plans, and the 2021 community survey results. The council will also review potential charter amendments and a proposed 2022 bond program.
- Tax abatement agreement with MP Materials
- Proposed 2022 Bond Program
- Zoning ordinance text amendment for car washes
- Regional transportation plans and federal funding
- Briefing on 2021 Community Survey Results
CITY COUNCIL
This agenda is for a public comment meeting and includes the consideration of minutes from several previous sessions. No other legislative items are listed.
- Consideration of minutes from December 2021 and January 2022 meetings
CITY COUNCIL
The meeting includes several consent agenda items regarding city services and infrastructure. The agenda covers contract amendments for streetscape improvements, police department leases, and federal grant usage.
- Rejection of all bids received for the 2022 Downtown Resurfacing Project
- Engineering services agreement for Horne Street Streetscape Improvement Project up to $1,314,503
- Lease agreement for a Fort Worth Police Department storefront at 5300 Sun Valley Drive
- Allocation of Tarrant and Denton Appraisal District budgets up to $3,068,711
- Purchase agreement for the Lake Como Boardwalk Trail Project in the amount of $200,000
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION
The City Council will receive briefings on homelessness reduction programs and the Economic Development Strategic Plan. The session also includes presentations regarding Municipal Court outreach and the City Charter Election.
- Briefing on programs to reduce homelessness
- Update on Economic Development Strategic Plan
- Presentation on Municipal Court programs and outreach strategies
- Presentation on City Charter Election
- Report on sales tax updates and East Lancaster Avenue distribution
CITY COUNCIL
This meeting consists of a session for public comments. No other legislative items or discussions are listed on the agenda.
- Public comments