Everman staff outline grant‑funded pump‑house upgrades and $3M Fort Worth water connection; Fort Worth data‑center zoning under review City staff told the Everman City Council they are pursuing federal grants to update pump houses and storage tanks and are exploring a $3 million permanent water connection to Fort Worth; staff also briefed council on the nearby Fort Worth rezoning for the Black Mountain data center and flood‑mitigation concerns.

Everman is on the brink of transformative water-system upgrades, eyeing a $2 million federal grant and a $3 million connection to Fort Worth for enhanced resilience.

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Everman council adopts joint boundary ordinance with Fort Worth; effect contingent on Fort Worth approval Council voted unanimously to approve Ordinance 845, a joint boundary and annexation agreement with Fort Worth; Everman will assume maintenance responsibility for annexed areas after Fort Worth also approves the ordinance.

Everman City Council just took a significant step toward expansion by approving a joint boundary agreement with Fort Worth, but the final decision rests on Fort Worth's approval!

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At-a-glance: Everman council votes Dec. 9 — plaque, kennel job, interlocal, annexation Council approved four items by unanimous vote: a commemorative plaque (Resolution 2025-12-01), a kennel technician job description (Resolution 2025-12-02), an interlocal Safe Streets agreement with Fort Worth (Resolution 2025-12-03), and Ordinance 845 (joint boundary agreement with Fort Worth).

The Everman City Council made waves with unanimous approvals for a commemorative plaque, a new job description, and a $10 million grant partnership with Fort Worth!

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Everman CDC signs Retail Strategies contract; kickoff begins with $45,000 annual cost to CDC City staff announced a new agreement between the Everman Community Development Corporation and Retail Strategies LLC to recruit retail tenants. Staff said the CDC will fund the contract (~$45,000/year) and results are expected to take about 18 months.

Everman is taking bold steps to revitalize its retail scene by partnering with Retail Strategies LLC to attract major chains and fill vacant spaces!

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