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All closures are subject to weather conditions and will be
postponed as necessary.
Posted
1/13/2012; Updated 1/13/2012
Fort Worth Police have released descriptions of two people
suspected of posing as City of Fort Worth workers to burglarize the
homes of elderly residents.
Posted
1/12/2012; Updated 1/12/2012
Dredging parts of Lake Worth will enhance water quality and
recreational opportunities at the 100-year-old lake.
Posted
1/11/2012; Updated 1/11/2012
Live Christmas trees can be disposed of as part of the normal
weekly yard waste pickup, or you can take it to a city
drop-off station.
Posted
1/11/2012; Updated 1/11/2012
City Council approved the hiring of Mary J. Kayser to fill the
position of city secretary, left vacant by the retirement of Marty
Hendrix in November.
Posted
1/10/2012; Updated 1/10/2012
Most city offices, including City Hall, will be closed Monday,
Jan. 16 for the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday. Emergency
services will be available as usual.
Posted
1/9/2012; Updated 1/9/2012
The City Plan Commission will conduct a public hearing and vote
to recommend adoption of the updated 2012 Comprehensive Plan this
month. After the commission endorses the plan, City Council will
conduct a public hearing in February before voting to adopt the plan
later that month.
Posted
1/9/2012; Updated 1/11/2012
Five public meetings are planned between Jan. 19 and Feb. 23.
Each meeting will include a presentation by city staff on saltwater
disposal, comments by a panel made up of industry members and
residents, and a moderated discussion between the panel and the
audience.
Posted
1/9/2012; Updated 1/10/2012
Fort Worth will implement major upgrades to its online bill pay
system, H2Online, this weekend. During the three-day upgrade
process, the utility billing system will be inaccessible to both
customers and customer service representatives.
Posted
1/9/2012; Updated 1/10/2012
Visit the Log
Cabin Village for a Dutch oven cooking demonstration by the
Prairie Dogs Lone Star Dutch Oven Society from 1-4 p.m. Jan. 14.
Posted
1/9/2012; Updated 1/9/2012
Two upcoming parades celebrate the rich heritage and tradition of
Fort Worth.
Posted
1/9/2012; Updated 1/9/2012
When it comes to mobility, we talk a lot about streets, trains
and bikes. But we can’t forget that walking is a form of
transportation, too.
Posted
1/9/2012; Updated 1/9/2012
On May 17, 1949, the Clear Fork of the Trinity River in Fort
Worth broke through its levees and spilled floodwaters into the
city's commercial, industrial and residential districts.
Posted
1/9/2012; Updated 1/9/2012
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