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By Jessica Priest, Fort Worth Report
December 28, 2021
Fort Worth city staff is recommending a $500 million bond set to go before voters next year be increased by $60 million and that the bulk of the additional money be spent on streets.
But that amount represents 18% of the estimated cost of street projects staff identified are needed.
Specifically, there is an additional 11 necessary street projects estimated to cost about $324 million, but city staff said most will have to be covered by Tarrant County, the state or the federal government or wait until the city's 2026 bond.
During a meeting earlier this month, Councilman Cary Moon pushed city staff to add street projects that are north of Loop 820 to the city's 2022 bond.
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