Hello Forest Hill

The City of Forest Hill remains dedicated to providing services to the residents and businesses of our community. From repairing streets to preventing crime, and attracting quality businesses, we are committed to doing more than just the status quo. Our city slogan, “COMMUNITY DRIVEN” is one we strive to live up to each and every day.

Just how are we doing that? Take a look…

CITY HALL HOURS: For your convenience, City Hall is open 8:00am until 5:00pm each weekday. Pay your water bill or municipal court fees when it’s convenient for you!

CONNECT CTY: This high tech notification system allows City officials to instantly notify residents and businesses of urgent as well as time sensitive issues. You can sign up here or at City Hall. Notifications can be sent to your home, cell or work phone or even via email.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR: Our calendar is updated frequently so you have access to accurate and up-to-date information on what’s happening in Forest Hill on a daily basis. Click here to go directly to the calendar listings.

FOREST HILL PUBLIC LIBRARY: Our new library is open for business! Located at 6962 Forest Hill Drive, their staff is ready to serve you. Check it out here!

ONLINE BILL PAY: You have the convenient option of paying your water bill online with a credit or debit card. Navigate back to our homepage and click on the "Pay Your Water Bill Online" graphic to get started!

The City of Forest Hill: Community Driven. Contact us with any questions or concerns.

211 Texas Connects You with Valuable Services

211 Texas

Need help and do not know where to go? 2-1-1 Texas helps you find free and confidential information on services in our area providing:

Utility bill assistance
Rent assistance
Food
Shelter
Clothing
Senior Services
Caregiver Issues
Child care
Counseling
Education

After School programs
Employment
Health services
Housing
In-home services
Recreation
Support groups
Transportation
Disaster relief
And more…

Simply dial 211 or (817) 258-8100. 211 Texas is a United Way of Tarrant County program that works in collaboration with the Texas Health and Human Services Commission’s Information and Referral Network. This program serves the counties of Tarrant, Parker, Johnson, Erath, Hood, Palo Pinto, Somervell, and Wise.

Click here for more info

Electric Customer Low Income Assistance Programs

The Public Utility Commission of Texas offers several programs to help low-income Texans with their electric bills.

Click on either of these two links for more information:

http://www.puc.state.tx.us/ocp/electric/elecfacts/LOWINCO.pdf

Electric Customer Assistance Program Contacts

Community Center Rental

The Roy F. Manahey Community Center Forest Room is available for use by our
Forest Hill residents. You can reserve space up to three months in advance.

If you are interested in renting the room, please fill out the Community
Center Rental Agreement and bring it to the Utility Billing office at City
Hall, Monday through Friday between 8:00AM and 5:00PM.

A $300.00 deposit is required. We accept cash or money orders only.
If you have questions, please call 817-568-3000.

Download Rental Application (PDF)

Community Center Rental Application

Illegal Dumping on City Property Not Allowed

It is illegal to dump trash or any debris in garbage containers located on city property, including but not limited to the City Hall complex. Therefore, please do not attempt to place personal trash or debris in these containers or you will be subject to a fine for committing a Class B or C Misdemeanor of the Texas Penal Code.

City garbage containers are provided by the garbage contractor specifically for City/Community Center usage. Any other usage would be strictly prohibited.

However, recyclables can be dropped off in the appropriate containers at City Hall. Signs located on the receptacles clearly mark what is and isn’t allowed. The City appreciates your cooperation. If you have any questions, please call (817) 568-3000.

Save $ @ home with Water Conservation

Did you know that a home can waste up to 10,000 gallons of water a year due to dripping faucets, running toilets, and household leaks? Save water…save money now!

Indoors:

Turn off water when not needed.
Replace washers and gaskets on leaky faucets.
Test your toilet tank for leaks-place a few drops of food coloring in the tank; wait 15 minutes and se if color appears in the bowl. If so, replace the flapper.
Replace showerhead(s) with one that uses 2 gallons per minute or less

Outdoors:

Water only between the hours of 6pm and 10am.
Check sprinkler heads to be sure they fully operations and are not watering the driveway or sidewalks.
Install a rain and freeze sensor on your sprinkler system.
Use mulch around trees, plants and bushes to keep moisture in.

For more information, log onto www.epa.gov/watersense/water_efficiency.