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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Fort Worth public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
County Commissioners Election
Tarrant County's Precinct 2 is holding a high-stakes commissioners election on Nov. 3 that could shake up local policies affecting your neighborhood. With newly redrawn district lines, this vote carries serious weight for the future of our community.
2027 City Council Meeting Schedule and Calendar Planning
The proposed 2027 schedule has 52 meetings — more than the 44 required by the charter — with six extra work sessions, an extra budget session, and meetings moved off election days. Council also discussed whether public comment should move to the start of meetings; it has historically been at the end.
Tarrant Appraisal District board election
The Tarrant Appraisal District board election is happening this November, and it’s a big deal for your wallet. These board members oversee how your property is valued, which directly dictates your annual property tax bill.
Elected Official Misconduct
A Fort Worth City Council member is facing a DWI charge. This incident raises questions about accountability and could impact public trust in local government.
City Council Election
Mia Hall snagged the District 6 City Council seat after a runoff election. This means a fresh face will be making decisions for a part of Fort Worth, potentially shifting how things are done.
Government Transparency and Accountability
A Fort Worth city councilmember got a DWI, and now everyone's talking about it. They've put out a statement, but it's not exactly calming nerves.
Mayor's Office
Fort Worth's new Mayor Deborah Peoples is starting to make her mark. Get ready to see what changes are coming to the city under her leadership!
City Council Travel Expenses
Fort Worth city council members spent a whopping $167,000 on travel last year. That's a lot of taxpayer money – were these trips really necessary for city business, or were some of them just junkets?
City Council discourse
Things got a bit tense at the Fort Worth City Council recently, with some people saying the arguments went too far. Now, there's a call for unity, especially after the passing of local figure Charlie Kirk.
Council Member Conduct
Fort Worth city council members are clashing over a deleted social media post. Some are calling it political violence, while others are defending free speech rights. It's causing a stir at City Hall!