New City Hall gets a lighting upgrade

Heads up: New City Hall’s rooftop will go dark for the next few months during renovations.

the top of new city hall lit up at night. In front of city hall is a bridge lit up with red and blue lights.

The rooftop lights will remain off or in testing phases during construction.

Construction on New City Hall continues to move forward, including rooftop lighting upgrades taking place over the next few months. Check out what else is happening over at 100 Fort Worth Trail.

New lighting

Through the end of December, New City Hall’s lighting system will be undergoing upgrades. What does this mean? You may not see City Hall’s rooftop lit up for certain events like normal, as the lights will remain off or in testing phases.

The installation is expected to be completed by Christmas.

Open

Several departments and programs have already made the move to New City Hall. Here’s what’s already cooking at the new location:

  • Customer service hub | Development services, water bill pay, water applications, and central cashier for residents
  • Mayor + Council | Mayor Mattie Parker and city council began working in the new space in January; City Council meetings are still taking place on Texas Street while the chamber is under construction
  • Parking | Free parking is open and available now, with vertical garage expansions set to begin early 2024
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