For us to bring you the mic. And now I'd like to ask council member Nettles to come up and welcome everybody. Thank you. Thank you. Well, good evening, everyone. First, I wanna take the opportunity, to thank our staff, the city of Fort Worth for being here. Our goal is to be transparent. And so I see a lot of people, a lot of communities here in the historic Holland Hills neighborhood. Yeah. But I see Morningside, Rolling Hills, Poly, Glencrest, Meadowbrook. I see all y'all in the house. Southside. I got I got Morningside.
Didn't alright. So we we are all here for DistruGates. So I really appreciate you guys coming out. And I want you to take the information in, write your question down or ask them so as we were just discussing Hallmark is also here talking about some roadways and so this is the time that we talk about things we wanna see in our district as it relates to our bonds, as it relates to our streets and roads. And again, I think they'll talk about it as it relates to our roads. There are two ways making them that we do that. One is through our pay go system and the other is through our bond.
And so tonight, we're gonna be talking about our bond. So it's gonna be quietly important that you guys pay attention and then ask questions and then share the information. I see neighborhood associations. Please take this back to your neighborhood association. I will tell you that everything is not completely done. That's why we actually have the meeting. And so there's things that we see that we need to include or swipe swap. We we'll do that. We have those discussions. So that's what this is about today. So next, I'm going to hand it over to Tony so we can get started. Thank you, and thanks everybody for coming.
My name is Tony Harold. I'm a planning manager on the City of Fort Worth's long range planning team. So before we get into bond, we're gonna present a little bit about the 2050 comprehensive plan. And with that, I'm gonna start a nice little video. This is our Fort Worth, the place where we grew up. Where our friends will build dreams and where the choices we make today shape the world we live in tomorrow. Our city is growing faster than ever, but growth takes smart planning. Designing neighborhoods and districts where people can live, work, learn, and play within reach. It's about thinking long term, and now is the time to reimagine where we can
go next.