
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 cityโs near future.

The conversation over data center development in Fort Worth is entering a pivotal stage, and community advocates say resident input remains critical.

The debate over data center development in Fort Worth took another turn this week as the city’s Zoning Commission declined to advance proposed regulations to the City Council, a move local advocates say gives the city an opportunity to craft stronger safeguards.

Fort Worth’s debate over data center development took another significant step Thursday evening as five Fort Worth City Council members announced their support for initiating a temporary moratorium on new data center projects.

As Fort Worth weighs additional data center development, questions about campaign contributions and public policy are becoming part of the conversation.

Time is running out for residents who want their voices included in Fort Worth’s discussion over future data center development.

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.

The conversation around data centers in Fort Worth continues, and now residents have another opportunity to make their voices heard.

Residents following the proposed Black Mountain data center expansion will have to wait a little longer for a decision.

As Fort Worth continues to grow, city leaders are looking ahead to how large-scale data centers fit into the community’s future.