What’s on the Nov. 11 council agenda? Find out here

What's on the Nov. 11 council agenda? Find out here

Published on November 06, 2025

On Tuesday, Nov. 11, Fort Worth City Council will conduct their regularly scheduled Council meeting at 6 p.m. The meeting will be held in the Council Chamber at City Hall, 100 Fort Worth Trail.

Agenda items of note

• Memorial marker to honor fallen Fort Worth Police Officer Henry "Hank" Nava Jr. along Loop 820.
• $100,000 contribution to improve Joan Kline Park with new features and upgrades.
• Donation from a local mountain biking group to enhance trails and amenities at North Z. Boaz Park.
• Fourteen new bronze plaques at Will Rogers Memorial Center to celebrate Fort Worth's history and culture.
• Creation of a special development zone in Walsh Ranch to spur growth and investments in the area.
• A plan to invest in the Near West Side to improve neighborhoods and support new development.
• Federal grant to fund improvements to hangar access roads at Spinks Airport.
• Contract for citywide storm drain improvements to upgrade drainage infrastructure across Fort Worth.
• A new automated system to make it easier for people to borrow books and materials from the Fort Worth Public Library.
• Funding for the Victim Assistance Initiative to help local programs that support victims of crime in Fort Worth.
• Temporary closures of sections of the East Loop 820 service road northbound for construction activities.
• Temporary closure of a section of Tension Drive for safety improvements.
• Extended temporary closure of a section of Grand Avenue for ongoing construction work.
• There are 10 zoning cases on the agenda.

Special presentations

• Honoring TCU Chancellor Daniel W. Pullin.
• Celebrating 21 years of Pastor Williams and True Love Sanctuary's Annual Turkey Giveaway.
• Recognizing National Nurse Practitioners Week.
• Recognizing National Caregivers Week.

Resolutions

• Resolution appointing eight members to the Fort Worth Transportation Authority board.
• Resolution requesting $60 million in financial assistance from the Texas Water Development Board to help fund improvements to the Mary's Creek Water Reclamation Facility.

Resources

• View the complete agenda.
• Watch the meeting live on Fort Worth TV, either online or on TV. You can also watch the meeting via the Fort Worth TV video library and on the City's YouTube channel.
• Learn how to appear or speak before City Council.

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