Eastland Creek Meeting | City of Fort Worth

The City of Fort Worth held a public meeting on March 30, 2026, to discuss updates to the Eastland Creek floodplain mapping and related stormwater management projects. City staff presented the rationale for updating flood maps to reflect current flood risks, including new development and updated rainfall data, and explained the regulatory framework involving FEMA and local standards. They detailed the impact of proposed mapping changes on residents and businesses, including potential flood insurance requirements and permitting for development within the floodplain. The meeting also covered ongoing and planned capital improvement projects addressing erosion and flood mitigation, with estimated costs ranging from $9.5 million to $12 million for certain channel updates. Staff emphasized the importance of community feedback and provided information on how residents can verify if their properties are affected. No specific contract awards or vendor selections were discussed, but the meeting highlighted future capital projects and regulatory updates that could influence procurement and development activities in the area.