Monday, September 7, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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After March 31 Meeting, 2871 Coalition Prepares Next Steps Ahead of May Vote.
For many who showed up or followed along, the March 31 City Council meeting was not the end of the conversation.
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City of Fort Worth Delays Data Center Vote After Community Pushback.
What started as a growing concern along the 2871 corridor turned into a moment residents will likely remember.
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Fort Worth Data Center Moratorium Vote Moves to 2027.
Fort Worth’s debate over data centers is far from over. In fact, the timeline just got longer.
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Data Center Decisions Head to Fort Worth City Hall Tuesday.
Fort Worth City Council will consider three major data center items Tuesday, Aug. 11, and the 2871 Community Coalition is urging residents to show up and speak up.
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Final Opportunity to Share Your Thoughts on Fort Worth Data Center Rules.
The window to help shape Fort Worth’s approach to data center development is closing.
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Deadline Approaches for Public Comments on Fort Worth Data Center Proposal.
Time is running out for residents who want their voices included in Fort Worth’s discussion over future data center development.
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Fort Worth Seeks Final Public Input on Proposed Data Center Rules.
The window for public input on Fort Worth’s proposed data center regulations is quickly closing, and community members still have an opportunity to weigh in before city leaders take action.
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Fort Worth Residents Weigh In Ahead of Data Center Discussion.
As Fort Worth leaders prepare to discuss data center policy on June 2, a local community group is encouraging residents to make their voices heard before the meeting begins.
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Residents Organizes Ahead of Major Data Center Development Talks.
A growing group of Benbrook residents is meeting tonight with a clear purpose: to get informed, get aligned, and prepare for a series of conversations that could shape the city’s near future.
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After the Zoning Commission Vote, What’s Next for Fort Worth Data Centers?
The conversation over data center development in Fort Worth is entering a pivotal stage, and community advocates say resident input remains critical.