Library Media Center

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The Fort Worth Public Library is committed to building a community of learners, dreamers and doers.  

This media center is managed by the Fort Worth Public Library communications team. The team is available to help with media relations and other library-related communications projects. If you have media questions related to other City of Fort Worth departments, contact the CoFW Media Team

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lincoln-opening Leadership within the Library and the City carefully evaluate the diverse, growing needs of neighborhoods throughout our community to guide decisions related to locations, services and financial investments.  We're committed to building a community of learners, dreamers and doers. 


Please note:  All contracts related to property sales, architects, contractors, etc. are managed by the City of Fort Worth Property Management Department.


Bond Funded Projects:

Other Projects:

  • Downtown Location:  (PDF, 110KB) City Council now owns the former Center for Transforming Lives located at 512 W. 4th St. The City is in the final stages of selection a construction/design/build firm for this project.  For future updates on this project, register for email updates

Interviews

Interviews with media professionals are managed by the communications team and can be requested online

Speaking engagements for the Library Director and executive team can be directed to the communications manager

 

Community Events

Do you want a library member to speak/attend your next meeting or event? Our Education and Outreach can help! 

Speaker Request Form