Sunday, March 8, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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November 7th City Council Election Canceled Due to Unopposed Seats.
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The November 7th election for the City of Benbrook City Council seats will no longer be necessary as all 4 open seats will remain with their incumbents, who all ran unopposed.
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City Council Makes Move to Reduce Crime, Complaints at Benbrook Hotels.
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In an effort to reduce criminal activity and address ongoing complaints surrounding hotels, the Benbrook City Council recently voted to amend the municipal code, now requiring all hotels in the city to apply for and maintain a lodging license.
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To Bridge, Or Not to Bridge… That Is The Question.
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For years, residents and public officials have discussed the pros and cons of building a new bridge in northeast Benbrook.
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City Council To Hold Public Hearing Regarding Metal Roofing August 3.
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The City Council of the City of Benbrook will hold an open meeting on Thursday, August 3, at 7:30 p.m. to hear and consider possible amendments to the municipal code.
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Aspiring Benbrook City Council candidates can now file for 2017 candidacy.
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Visit the City of Benbrook website for information on Candidate Filing Documents.
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How Much Longer Should Benbrook Remain a Dry(ish) Town?
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A quick trip through the local Quick Trip will reveal that Benbrook isn’t a dry town in the strictest sense.
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Three Benbrook Library District Board of Trustees Seats Will Be On November Ballot.
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Local ballots will include three available seats on the Benbrook Library District’s Board of Trustees this November.
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Former District 5 City Council Candidate Seeks to Change the Way Red Light Cameras Are Used.
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Benbrook residents may have noticed signs around the city urging them to take a stand against using red light cameras.
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Benbrook Middle-High School Science Teacher to Challenge Kay Granger for District 12.
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Science teacher Vanessa Adia of Benbrook Middle School has announced her candidacy to challenge Congresswoman Kay Granger for the District 12 seat in the 2019 elections.
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Benbrook City Council renews low-cost transportation service for Elderly.
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Patty Bissey gave the following report: The City’s contract with the Fort Worth Transportation Authority (the “T”) to provide transit service to Benbrook residents expires May 31, 2017.