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Fort Worth outlines Hannah Ranch sewer upgrade serving Everman; work to start in early November
Summary
Fort Worth Water Department staff briefed Everman residents on the Hannah Ranch Sewer project (M295/M329): roughly 15,800 feet of sewer will be replaced or upsized, work is expected to begin in early November and run into 2026, and Fort Worth will post project updates at project page #102152.
Fort Worth Water Department staff told a public meeting in Everman that the Hannah Ranch Sewer project will replace about 15,800 feet (nearly 3 miles) of aging sewer main and increase capacity in several sections, including upsizing some 21-inch pipe to 36 inches.
“My name is Walter Norwood. I’m with the City of Fort Worth Water Department, and we’re … constructing the sewer line,” Norwood said, introducing Fort Worth staff, the contractor and consultants and laying out the plan for residents to view maps and project plans. He said the city issued a notice to proceed and the contractor should begin work in early November, with the overall project expected to continue into 2026, weather permitting.
Why it matters: Fort Worth said the upgrade is intended to serve recent housing development and reduce capacity constraints that affect both Fort Worth and the City…
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