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Forney · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Forney public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Forney just finalized its 2026 budget to keep up with our city's explosive growth. It’s basically the roadmap for where your tax money is going to fix roads, improve services, and handle all the new people moving in.
Costco is looking to set up shop in Forney, which would be a massive boost for local tax revenue and give us way more shopping options. Keep an eye on city council meetings as they negotiate the final deal to bring the warehouse giant to town.
Forney is growing fast, and the city is scrambling to update infrastructure and housing to keep up. You should pay attention to upcoming council meetings to see how these changes will affect your neighborhood.
Forney officials are on high alert after a neighboring county got slapped with a $100 million lawsuit for trying to block data centers. It’s a wake-up call that zoning restrictions need to be airtight to avoid burning through taxpayer cash in court.
Forney residents are fighting a new development project, worried that more growth will lead to higher crime rates in their neighborhoods. The City Council is now stuck in the middle, trying to balance the town's expansion with the safety concerns of locals.
Forney is tightening the rules on where cigar and hookah lounges can set up shop. This update clarifies exactly what counts as a lounge, which will likely limit where these businesses can open in the future.
Forney is using new tax revenue to put more police on the streets to tackle the traffic chaos caused by the city's rapid expansion. It’s a direct move to keep roads safer and hopefully get things moving a bit smoother for everyone.
Forney is looking at new rules for rental properties to make sure they’re safe for everyone. If you rent your home or own a rental property, these changes could shift your daily responsibilities and rights.
Forney is considering a 4-day work week to compete with other cities for top talent. This shift could mean longer daily hours for city staff but might change when you can actually get your errands done at City Hall.
Forney is partnering with the Dallas Stars to build a huge new sports complex right in town. It’s a major play to bring professional-grade facilities and big-ticket events to our local community.
Forney is exploding, with the population doubling in a decade, which means more cool shops but also major headaches for our roads and utilities. We're getting the perks of a bigger city, but we have to figure out how to keep the infrastructure from buckling under the pressure.
Forney Community Park had to shut down this past Sunday because of rowdy behavior from local teens. It’s a good idea to double-check the city’s social media pages before you plan any weekend trips there until things settle down.
Forney is blowing up as one of the fastest-growing affordable suburbs in the U.S., which is awesome for your home value but means we're about to deal with way more traffic and construction. Get ready for some growing pains as the city scrambles to keep up with the new population.
Forney is growing fast, and the rules governing our housing and city boundaries have a complicated history. This deep dive breaks down how past annexation battles and local housing policies shaped the town you see today.
Costco is officially opening in Forney this April, bringing a major retail hub to our backyard. While it’s great for shopping, get ready for some serious construction traffic while the city upgrades the roads to handle the crowds.
Forney is tightening the screws on 'nuisance properties' that attract crime and code violations. If you're a homeowner or landlord, expect stricter rules aimed at keeping our neighborhoods from sliding downhill.
Forney is finally ditching its three busted storm sirens for a network of 12 modern towers. This means you’ll actually get a reliable heads-up when severe weather hits instead of wondering if the system is working.
Forney is heading to the polls this Saturday to pick a new representative for the City Council Place 4 seat. This vote is a big deal because whoever wins gets a direct say in how our tax dollars are spent and how the city grows.
Forney’s city council elections are happening this Saturday, so don't miss your chance to pick the people calling the shots. It’s a quick way to make sure your voice is heard on how our town grows.
Forney is growing fast with tons of new homes and shops popping up everywhere. While it’s great to have more local options, get ready for busier roads and more strain on our city's infrastructure.
Early voting for the Forney City Council election wraps up this Tuesday. Make sure you get to the polls before the deadline if you want a say in who runs the city.
Forney is building a new water tower on the north side to stop those annoying low-pressure issues and handle all the new houses popping up. Swing by City Hall on May 27 to check out the blueprints and grill the engineers on how this impacts your street.
Forney is growing fast, but the police department is struggling to keep up with the influx of new residents. The city is currently weighing how to scale up public safety resources to ensure response times don't slip as the population explodes.
Ever feel like you're in Forney but your address says otherwise? This guide clears up the messy city limits that dictate which services you get and how much you pay in taxes.
Forney Community Park got shut down by police after a massive fight broke out at an unsanctioned party. Expect the city to start cracking down on park rules or beefing up security to keep things under control.
Forney is shopping around for a new bank to handle the city's finances. This move is all about streamlining operations and making sure your tax dollars are managed as efficiently as possible.
Texas just made city-wide teen curfews illegal, so Forney has to scrub its old rules from the books to stay compliant. It’s basically a legal cleanup job to make sure our local ordinances match the new state law.
Forney is officially putting its foot down on those chaotic street takeover events that have been causing trouble. Councilman Traylor is leading the charge to make sure these disruptive gatherings get shut down before they become a bigger problem.
Forney’s City Council is meeting tonight to hash out new development plans for Gateway Parks and debate a potential rental registration rule. If you’re a landlord or a renter, this could change how your housing is managed and regulated moving forward.
Forney is finally tackling the overgrown medians on Ranch Road after months of driver complaints. It’s a long-overdue cleanup that should make your daily commute safer and a lot less of an eyesore.
Forney is looking at shaking up the rules for rental properties, which could change how your neighborhood looks and how landlords handle maintenance. If you’re a renter or a homeowner, you’ll want to pay attention to these upcoming council meetings to see how your living situation might be affected.
Forney is transforming the old Pinson Farm into a brand-new public park. It’s a win for anyone looking for more outdoor space to hang out or get active right in our backyard.
A winter storm is blowing into Forney, which means icy roads and potential power or travel issues. Stay tuned to city alerts so you aren't caught off guard by closures or service changes.
Forney is finally building a bridge over the Union Pacific tracks to stop those endless train delays. It’s a long-overdue fix that should make your daily commute way less frustrating.
Forney is hitting the brakes on high-density housing by mandating that all new residential lots be at least one acre. This shift effectively kills off plans for tighter-packed subdivisions and pivots the town toward a more spread-out, rural aesthetic.
Forney is booming, and the city is trying to figure out which ambulance company can actually keep up with the 911 calls. It’s a high-stakes decision that determines how fast an ambulance shows up when you're having an emergency.
Forney is leveling up its emergency medical contract with CareFlite to make sure ambulances actually show up when they're supposed to. It’s all about tightening the rules so you get faster, more reliable help during a crisis.
Forney’s fire department is feeling the heat after hitting 700 calls in just one month. With our city growing so fast, it’s clear our emergency crews are being stretched thin by more accidents and medical calls.
A resident raised concerns that narrow streets and parked cars or trailers on West Church Street make it difficult for two-way traffic and emergency vehicles to pass safely.
The city increased animal adoption fees from $75 to $95 to cover the cost of microchipping adopted dogs.
Forney is finally getting its own standalone library, giving families and students a dedicated spot to study and hang out. It’s a major upgrade from the current setup and a big step forward for our community space.
A local resident urged the city to establish an advisory board by December to prioritize bringing a public library to Forney.
Forney’s latest audit just dropped, and it turns out former city leaders were skipping mandatory bidding laws when spending your tax money. It’s a huge transparency failure that’s forcing the city to overhaul how they handle the budget.
Residents face higher utility bills as the North Texas Municipal Water District passes on costs for massive infrastructure projects required to keep up with regional growth.
Forney is getting a major boost in housing with the new 336-unit Rylan at Gateway apartment complex. It’s a big move to accommodate the city's rapid growth and provide more rental options for newcomers.
Forney is finally getting its own hospital, which means you won't have to drive as far for emergency care. It’s a massive project that’s going to change the look of our city and likely kickstart even more local development.
The council approved an approximate 5% market rate adjustment for residential trash and recycling services under the existing CWD contract.
Forney’s mayor is in hot water after getting into a physical fight with a council member, which is a massive red flag for our city's leadership. It’s a chaotic situation that makes you wonder if our local government can actually get anything done right now.
Forney is pausing construction projects to protect a bald eagle nest found in the area. It’s a classic case of the city trying to keep its rapid growth in check while respecting local wildlife.
Forney is exploding in popularity, which is great for the local economy but means you'll be dealing with way more traffic and constant construction zones. Expect your daily commute to get a lot busier as the city struggles to keep up with all the new residents moving in.