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Forney · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Forney public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
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 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 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 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.
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.
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 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 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 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.
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 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.
Forney is finally getting its own full-service hospital thanks to Texas Health Resources. This is a huge win for a growing city that’s been relying on long drives to Dallas or nearby suburbs for emergency care.
Forney is moving its city hall and municipal offices to a new location. Make sure you double-check the address before heading out to pay your water bill or handle city business.
Forney is blowing up, officially ranking as one of the fastest-growing cities in the country. Expect more traffic and a wave of new construction as the city tries to keep pace with all the new residents.
Forney is shaking up its ethics rules to keep local leaders in check. It’s a big deal because these updates will decide how much transparency and accountability we can actually expect from City Hall.
Forney needs a new rep for the North Texas Municipal Water District since the last one stepped down. This person will have a major say in how our city gets its water and what we pay for it.
Forney just hired a new city manager to handle the day-to-day operations of our local government. Since this person essentially runs the city's engine, their leadership style will directly impact how quickly and effectively our local services get done.
Forney is officially in cleanup mode after that recent tornado tore through town. Check the city’s website ASAP to see how to handle debris and find the safety resources you need to get back on your feet.