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Councilmembers highlight flood project open house, Stockyards wayfinding sign and holiday events
Summary
Councilmembers reported on a Central City flood project open house with TRWD and the U.S. Army Corps, new Stockyards wayfinding funded by TIF 15, ribbon cuttings and community events including free Orange Line rides and upcoming tree lighting and film events.
Council member announcements at the Fort Worth City Council meeting covered local projects and community events.
Council member Flores thanked the Trinity River Water District and the U.S. Army Corps for hosting an open house about the Central City flood project at the Northside Community Center and discussed slides from the 2026 bond program, including swap options for proposed bond allotments. Flores also highlighted a new wayfinding sign in the Stockyards tied to West Exchange development, saying the project "came in under budget" and thanking TIF 15 staff for funding.
Council member Beck outlined recent ribbon-cutting and groundbreaking events, including the Palladium Oak Grove affordable-housing ribbon cutting and the groundbreaking for Tilly Plaza on the Trinity River at the Phyllis Tilly Memorial Bridge. Beck also described attending the United States Marine Corps 250th birthday celebration and noted that in November, Orange Line rides will be free in honor of the Texas EMS conference. Beck listed upcoming community events including the 79th Christmas tree lighting in Sunniette Square and a Movies That Matter screening at the Modern Art Museum on Dec. 4.
These announcements were informational; no formal council action was recorded in the captured segments related to these items.
