7.3.2. Municipal Sources The City of Fort Worth employs a multi-faceted and strategically diversified approach to funding its transportation capital projects, creating stability and long-term investment capacity. The foundation of this financial framework is built upon key municipal and county revenue streams, which serve as the primary, stable funding sources used to advance mobility, safety, and connectivity goals. These local sources include the City’s own bond capacity, recurring annual allocations, and leveraged contributions derived from local development. Key Takeaway Local sources remain the cornerstone of transportation funding, complemented by external contributions.
Bond Program Allocation for Streets & Mobility Historically, 65–75% of bond revenues fund Streets and Mobility, with an estimated $1.325 billion allocated across three cycles.
Pay-Go & Inter-governmental Contributions Pay-Go provides steady annual funding for roadway projects, while county bond programs supplement major investments.
Developer Contributions & Impact Fees Impact fees and developer contributions represent significant leveraged funding, projected to grow with development trends and urban expansion.
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