Fort Worth is beginning the process of updating the city\u2019s 2003 Preservation Plan<\/a>, which will shape the city\u2019s preservation program for 10 years.<\/p>\n Fort Worth Historic and Cultural Landmarks Commission<\/strong><\/p>\n Documenter:<\/strong> Nicole Hawthorne<\/p>\n Date<\/strong>: July 13, 2026<\/p>\n Learn more about this meeting by clicking here<\/a>. For the agenda, click here<\/a>. And to watch a video of the meeting, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n The city will host a series of public workshops this fall to collect public input:<\/p>\n Community members interested in attending the workshops can send an email to DesignReview@fortworthtexas.gov<\/a> for updates and invitations.<\/p>\n \u201cWe are very excited to begin the update,\u201d Lorelei Willett, the city\u2019s historic preservation officer, told members of Fort Worth\u2019s Historic and Cultural Landmarks Commission during their meeting July 13<\/a>.<\/p>\n Participants in the plan update will be invited to share thoughts on historic preservation in Fort Worth. The city will share information about historic preservation in general, past efforts and how Fort Worth\u2019s accomplishments and plans compare to other those of other cities.<\/p>\n In another announcement, the Historic Handley neighborhood will participate in the Texas Historical Commission\u2019s First Street Initiative,<\/a> Willett said. Participation in the initiative is open to communities that have an interest in downtown revitalization.<\/p>\n Nicole Hawthorne is a member of the Fort Worth Report Documenters<\/a> crew. Scott Nishimura, senior editor of the Report, contributed reporting. 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