
If youโre thinking about putting up a new fence or replacing an old one, the City of Benbrook requires a fence permit before construction begins. The rule applies to both residential and commercial properties when a fence exceeds 30 inches in height or when replacing more than 25 percent of an existing fence.

Benbrookโs Economic Development Corporation board meets on Monday, October 20, at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers, 911 Winscott Road. A 6:30 p.m. work session leads into the regular meeting, which will adjourn once it concludes.

Maryโs Creek isnโt just a stretch of waterโitโs part of what makes Benbrook home.

For generations, Dutch Branch Park has been the heart of Benbrook life.

Six members of the Benbrook IAFF Local 5020 spent the weekend in McKinney taking part in advanced truck company training alongside firefighters from across the Metroplex.

Residents in north Benbrook may notice crews from the Benbrook Water Authority (BWA) conducting routine backflow testing throughout the area.

The Benbrook Fire Department brought learning to life this week with a special fire safety story time at the Benbrook Public Library.

Benbrook City Council Place 5 candidate Sean Moore is highlighting one of the cityโs hidden strengthsโits residents.

Benbrook and Fort Worth residents interested in local development, infrastructure, and community issues will have a chance to share their perspectives directly with State Senate candidate John Huffman at a Meet & Greet hosted by Councilmember Michael D. Crain.

As Election Day approaches, Benbrook City Council Place 5 candidate Sean Moore is focusing his campaign message on connection and community problem-solving.