Mid City Times

Most City offices in Fort Worth, Texas will be closed on January 15th in observance of Martin Luther King Day. This includes City Hall and other administrative buildings. However, emergency services will continue to be available as usual.

Residents can expect no changes in the garbage, recycling, yard waste, or bulk collection schedules. The City's four drop-off stations and the Environmental Collection Center will be closed on January 15th, reopening the following day.

For any questions or assistance, residents can contact the City's helpline at 817-392-1234.

Additionally, the North Animal Campus and the Chuck & Brenda Silcox Animal Care & Adoption Center will be closed on January 15th.

All Fort Worth Public Library locations will also be closed on Martin Luther King Day, providing an opportunity for staff and visitors to honor the legacy of Dr. King.

Several recreational facilities will also be affected by the holiday. All community centers, including the Haws Athletic Center, FW@6 programs, Log Cabin Village, and the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge, will be closed on January 15th. The water features at the Water Gardens will be turned off as well.

Golf enthusiasts should note that all municipal golf courses will be closed on Martin Luther King Day. Regular operating hours will resume on Tuesday, January 16th.

In case of any water-related emergencies or to access the Water Department's automated system for payments and account inquiries, residents can reach the 24-hour call center at 817-392-4477.

Trinity Metro, the public transportation system in Fort Worth, will operate on a modified schedule on January 15th. Residents are advised to check the full modified schedule for any changes to their usual routes.

As the community comes together to honor Martin Luther King Jr., Fort Worth residents are encouraged to reflect on his powerful message of equality and justice.

For additional details, please follow this link: https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/news/2024/1/mlk-closures