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Air Aware Schools

The City of Fort Worth is committed to reducing air pollution and protecting the health of our residents, students, and visitors.

Ambient Air Monitoring Team

Our Ambient Air Monitoring Team monitors the air we breathe for harmful pollution using monitoring protocols established by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.

The city is training employees at all levels of the organization in Lean principles. Employees learn how to analyze current processes, identify potential solutions, and ultimately streamline local government.

Art Exhibits and Displays

From paintings and photos to sculptures and collectibles, the Fort Worth Library offers a number of quality exhibits throughout the year.

Your better yard

Enhance your landscapes with water-saving techniques and technologies that fit your lifestyle and yard type.

Bike to Work

Check back for more information about the next ride your Bike to Work Day.

Adopt-A-Spot

Keep our rights-of-way, streets, medians, neighborhoods, parks and waterways clean and beautiful.

Animal Welfare

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control is committed to the well-being of pets, including their physical, mental and emotional health. We dedicate our days to providing them with proper care, housing, nutrition and protection from harm. We proudly support behaviors and practices that prevent unnecessary suffering and promote humane treatment.

Code Rangers

The Code Rangers program promotes healthy neighborhoods through community empowerment and action by establishing and maintaining a strong relationship between residents' organizations and the Code Compliance Department.

Brownfields Program

By definition, a brownfield is an abandoned or underused building-structure or vacant land that has real or perceived environmental contamination which prevents redevelopment.

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