The Fort Worth City Cable Channel (Charter/Spectrum channel 190) will be offline for a few weeks starting March 11 while facilities connections are being rerouted. During the outage, you can watch the City Council Meetings and other City meetings on the City’s YouTube Channel.
A 60-inch relief sanitary sewer main will be built parallel to the existing 72-inch, M-245 West Fork Interceptor to address system capacity issues in the West Fork Basin.
Construction of the parallel relief line will connect two downtown Fort Worth deep tunnels with two West Fork trunk sewers near 1st Street, north of Gateway Park. The existing pipeline is located along Ham Branch Creek and along the original channel of the West Fork of the Trinity River.
The project is bound by Harmon Field Park to the west, East 4th Street to the north, Disposal Road/Fort Woof and Gateway Park to the east and South Sylvania Avenue to the south.
This capital improvement project spans two Fort Worth council districts. Improvements on the west side of the West Fork of the Trinity River are in Council District 8. Improvements on the east side of the river are in Council District 11.
Construction will impact the United Riverside neighborhood association, Riverside Alliance and the Neighborhoods of East Fort Worth.
837 Riverside Drive, Fort Worth 76111 View Map
837 Riverside Drive , Fort Worth 76111
Final Design
June 2026
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map-west-fork-trinity-river-sewer-relief-line.pdf(PDF, 2MB)