The city of Fort Worth has decided against demolishing the 100-year-old grain silos in the Worth Heights neighborhood. This decision allows for neighborhood improvement projects to receive funding. The city had previously considered demolition, but it is no longer feasible due to budget constraints.

A funding gap of approximately $600,000 was cited as the reason for not moving forward with the demolition. Worth Heights had been allocated around $850,000 for the project in 2024. Further details on the decision and its implications are available from the city, which can provide more information on the current plans for the grain silos and the neighborhood improvement projects.