Fort Worth, Texas – The City of Fort Worth has earned statewide recognition for its dedication to improving workplace efficiency and public service delivery. On July 24, during the Texas Digital Government Summit held at the JW Marriott in Austin, the city was presented with a Best of Texas Award in the category of Best Workforce/Workplace Initiative for its highly successful City Hall-Retrofit and Move project.
The award, presented by Government Technology, highlights Fort Worth’s commitment to creating better workspaces and enhancing public access to services. Accepting the award on behalf of the city were Marilyn Marvin, director of property management, and Sallie Trotter, deputy director chief technology officer in IT Solutions. Their participation underscored the importance of the project and the city’s commitment to strengthening both employee work environments and citizen engagement.
A Milestone in Government Operations
The City Hall retrofit and relocation project marked a pivotal step in Fort Worth’s mission to modernize its government operations. The initiative was designed not only to create more collaborative and efficient workspaces for city employees but also to ensure residents experience easier, more effective access to City services.
The recognition affirms the success of this effort, which reflects Fort Worth’s long-term vision of investing in infrastructure that benefits both employees and the broader community. The move is expected to set a new standard for how municipal governments can improve their operations through innovative projects that prioritize accessibility and efficiency…