Summary
Fort Worth is officially moving into Denton County near the speedway, which means a big shift in who handles your city services and taxes. If you live or work in that zone, expect your local government point-of-contact to change soon.
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Impact analysis
You might see a change in your property tax rate and utility bills depending on how Fort Worth's fees stack up against your current Denton County costs.
Residents and businesses in the area will gain access to Fort Worth’s larger-scale municipal infrastructure, emergency services, and city-funded amenities.
People who preferred the lower-tax, rural feel of Denton County might feel like they're losing their local autonomy to a big city.
Mentions & discussions (2)
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Fort Worth to again annex acreage in Denton County, near Texas Motor Speedway
Fort Worth to again annex acreage in Denton County, near Texas Motor Speedway Fort Worth Report
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