Fort Worth Water

The city’s water department expects its budget to increase by $42 million next year to fund infrastructure improvements and testing.

Of the nearly 50 water systems across Texas that reported levels of “forever chemicals” higher than the federal government’s new limits, six are in the Fort Worth area.

Shanna Granger accused the agency of terminating an Oktoberfest agreement without due process or a valid reason.

Following a Nov. 28 City Council vote, Fort Worth will not participate in two proposed class action settlement agreements with companies that released “forever chemicals” into public water systems across the U.S.

Residents have until Dec. 1 to weigh in on Marvin Nichols, a reservoir project that has drawn opposition for decades.

With Panther Island development on the horizon and a widely publicized scandal in the rearview mirror, candidates for the Tarrant Regional Water District’s board of directors laid out their ideas for keeping the agency on course at a March 30 forum.