City of Fort Worth

06/14/2026

: Fort Worth families have been making summer memories at Forest Park Pool for generations. On June 10, 1979, swimmers packed the pool for Splash Day, marking the start of another summer season. Learn more about the history of Forest Park Pool: https://cfw.pub/4efsAIU

Photos: University of Texas at Arlington Libraries, Special Collections.

06/14/2026

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06/13/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the City's Juneteenth Kick-Off Festival! It was great to see our community come together to enjoy local vendors, food, music and meaningful conversations as we celebrated Juneteenth and reflected on its significance.

06/13/2026

Have you noticed a pothole or broken playground equipment? Just text 817311 and Fort Worth’s 311 team will create a service request. You can also report issues through the MyFW app, online, chat or by calling 311 or 817-392-1234. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4rwLiAl

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06/13/2026

This Saturday, June 13, come join us at the at the Ryan Family YMCA, 8250 McCart Ave. for a Juneteenth Block Party!
Local vendors, live music, food and activities!
A day filled with history, culture and community!

9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
See y'all there!

06/12/2026

Stray bullet incidents often spike around July 4th and is an issue affecting residents citywide. The Fort Worth Police Department (FWPD) aims to reassure residents and the community that the City is taking action to put a stop to stray bullet incidents and will not tolerate illegal gun violence.

Along with illegal gunfire and with the upcoming July 4th holiday around the corner, the City, FWPD and the Fort Worth Fire Department (FWFD) encourage everyone to leave the fireworks shows to the pros. With thousands of fireworks injuries treated annually in hospital emergency rooms, often leaving permanent damage to eyes, hands and the face, attending a professional show is safer for all.

To report illegal gunfire, find a safe spot and call 911. To report fireworks, do not call 911. You can:

Call the fireworks hotline at 817-392-4444.
Report online using the MyFW app.
File an online report: https://reportfireworks.fortworthtexas.gov/

Fort Worth Police Department

06/12/2026

The City of Fort Worth plans the fiscal year budget every year and makes decisions about how to use resources efficiently for the community. This year, the Budget Priorities Survey is a new opportunity for residents to share which services matter most to them and provide input on possible changes. Take the survey today: https://cfw.pub/4dxIgXB

06/12/2026

Fort Worth City Council has adopted the Master Transportation Plan into the Comprehensive Plan, creating a unified document to guide future transportation investments, priorities and roadway planning as the City grows over the next several decades. Learn more: https://cfw.pub/4em4mwI