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Fort Worth City Council approves more than $26 million for 11 transportation projects
Summary
The Fort Worth City Council approved more than $26 million in additional funding drawn from transportation impact fees to support 11 roadway projects including McCart Avenue, Avondale Hazlett Road and Ray White Road.
The Fort Worth City Council approved more than $26 million in additional funding for 11 high-priority transportation projects, city staff said.
City staff said the money comes from transportation impact fees, which the announcement said can only be used to expand roadways. The projects named in the announcement include McCart Avenue, Avondale Hazlett Road and Ray White Road.
The city described the funding as intended to keep the listed projects "on track" and to meet demands from population growth. The announcement did not provide a detailed breakdown of how much each project will receive, the schedule for construction or a formal vote tally.
The additional funding was described in a city news bulletin; the announcement characterized the projects as high priority but did not specify timelines, department assignments, or contract awards.
