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Future City Hall Creates One-Stop Shop for All City Services

After City Hall packed its bags and moved to the 20-story skyrise that once housed Pier 1 Imports, it was clear the space required a few finishing touches to align with the city’s vision. Now, construction is underway on enhancements and improvements to the city government’s current home. The end goal: create a one-stop shop for all city services, including development and permitting activities, water customer service, and more.

Essentially, Fort Worthians will no longer have to Google where a city service might be located — just head to City Hall.

In December 2020, the city purchased the Pier 1 Imports for $69.5 million, using a large chunk of its $180 million budget the city had set aside to consolidate 13 city buildings. The 20-story glass tower at 100 Energy Way sits on an 11.9-acre site and overlooks the Trinity River.

“While the purchase of an existing property was not part of the city’s original plan, purchasing this property provides a solution to the city’s real estate needs sooner without new construction and will result in savings for taxpayers for years to come,” city manager, David Cooke, says in a press release.

The Future City Hall project will include a welcoming workspace for public services and the community, infrastructure upgrades, and enhanced technology and security for the building. The city looks to embrace “Shared Delight,” a concept of flexible hybrid floor plans that will accommodate double the occupants than previous tenants. Read More