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$21.76 million filing adds new cost marker to Fort Worth’s 200 Texas Street renovation

The state estimate is separate from a $9.49 million facilities-funding proposal and Fort Worth’s earlier contract approvals.

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A state registration lists an estimated $21,760,477 in renovation or alteration work at 200 Texas Street, adding a new cost marker to Fort Worth’s documented plans for Police Department renovations at the property.

A timeline of separate project records

On Aug. 12, 2025, the Fort Worth City Council approved an architectural-contract amendment and a construction-services contract for Police Department renovations at 200 Texas Street.

A May 19, 2026, Crime Control and Prevention District agenda proposed adding $9,487,138 from available fund balance to a facilities program for the renovation.

The state registration adds the $21,760,477 estimated construction cost for renovation or alteration work at the address.

Why the figures are different

The $21.76 million figure is a state construction estimate, while the $9.49 million figure was a proposed addition to a facilities program. The August 2025 record concerns approvals for design and initial construction contracts.

These records document different purposes and stages of the project, so their figures should not be combined into a single project total.

Another Fort Worth public-facility project, the McLeland Tennis Center restroom renovation, also has separate city funding and state construction estimates.