
Benbrook residents will soon have their say in the upcoming General Election on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. The ballot includes key local races, giving voters a direct voice in shaping their communityโs leadership and future.

Benbrook residents are just weeks away from heading to the polls for this yearโs local election, where several key City Council seats and the mayorโs position are on the ballot. With voter registration closing today, October 6, residents are encouraged to ensure they are ready to cast their vote in November.

Election season is here, and Benbrook residents have plenty on the ballot this fall. From city leadership to statewide decisions, voters will help shape the future both locally and across Texas.

When neighbors in Benbrook first asked Sean Moore why he chose to run for City Council, Place 5, his answer began with something close to home: flooding.

Benbrook residents may remember the wave of community unity during the fight to โSave Maryโs Creek.โ

Benbrook neighbors, your voice is needed now more than ever. Over the past year, many of you have shown your care for this neighborhood and the surrounding communities, but when it comes to the proposed Rowan Ranch development near Maryโs Creek floodplain, words alone wonโt be enough.

Benbrookโs next General Election is set for Tuesday, November 4, 2025, and the filing period to get your name on the ballot opens July 19 and closes August 18.

Benbrook residents, mark your calendarsโCity Council is back in session this Thursday, May 1 at 7 PM. The meeting will take place at City Hall, located at 911 Winscott Road, and as always, community members are encouraged to attend and stay informed. Hereโs a quick rundown of whatโs on the table:

Montessori schools provide an engaging and enriching alternative to traditional learning for parents seeking a hands-on, child-centered approach to education. Benbrook and the surrounding Fort Worth area offer several excellent options, each with unique programs designed to foster independence, curiosity, and a lifelong love of learning.
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.