The Cultural District is home to world-class museums. The Downtown District is a multicultural, progressive, active urban center that capitalizes on cultural resources that can be expanded. The first step is the expansion of the city s convention center. Showcasing Fort Worth s Western heritage, the Historic Stockyards is one of the most unique and colorful arts and entertainment areas in Fort Worth. One hundred years after the establishment of the stopping point along the legendary Chisholm Trail, Fort Worth s Historic Stockyards still represents the history and Western heritage of the city and with continued growth and development becomes one of the nation s primary destinations, according to the comprehensive plan.
Fort Worth has a rich past and a promising future.
The comprehensive plan anticipates using economic development to put it all together for the growth of the city. Report Illegal Dumping As a result of rising disposal costs and more stringent landfill regulations, illegal dumping is on the rise in many Texas cities, including Fort Worth. Illegal dumping is unsightly and contributes to environmental problems by attracting animals and allowing hazardous materials to enter the groundwater supply. Discarded tires, bags of trash and worn-out furniture thrown into a drainage ditch can also create health hazards. Litter and illegal dumping are detrimental to Fort Worth neighborhoods, lowering the quality of life for residents.