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Nelson Formally Charged in Connection with Detonating Explosive Device
Yesterday Bedford Police arrested Nicholas Nelson, 37, in connection with detonating an explosive device in a drainage culvert in the 2000 block of Forest Ridge Drive. Read on... -
Suspect Arrested in Connection with Detonating Explosive Device
Around 3 a.m. today, April 8, the Bedford SWAT team took custody of a male suspect without incident who was wanted in connection with detonating an unknown explosive device near a drainage culvert under Forest Ridge Drive just before 5 p.m. yesterday Read on... -
Month-Long Hardwood Lane Closures to Begin April 5
StartingMonday, April 5, there will be shifting lane closures on Harwood Road, as part of the Harwood Water Line project. For the next month, traffic will be reduced to one lane Read on... -
Residence Inn by Marriott Opens Its Doors in Bedford
Earlier this month, Residence Inn by Marriott opened its doors in Bedford and welcomed its first guests. Read on... -
City Takes Action on Court Order to Remove Unpermitted Structures
Throughout this week, the City of Bedford has been working to demolish the unpermitted structures and rectify the health and safety issues at the home in the 3000 block of Glenwood Court, with the support of the Tarrant County 67th District Court. Read on... -
Water Billing Update
Beginning May 1, instead of receiving a reminder letter for a past due amount, the City will send a termination notice. In addition, a 10 percent penalty fee will be accessed on any amount past due beginning Friday, May 28. Read on... -
Bulk and Brush Guidelines
It’s time for some spring cleaning, which means cleaning out closets and doing yard work. As part of your trash service, trash customers can also take advantage of bulk and brush collection day, Read on... -
City of Bedford COVID-19 Protocol Update
During the March 9 City Council meeting, Council and Staff discussed updating COVID-19 protocols for City facilities, following Gov. Abbott's recent Executive Order. Here is an updated list of the COVID-19 guidelines: Read on... -
City Providing Water Bill Adjustments
To help residents with the unexpected costs incurred during the recent winter storm, the City of Bedford is doing the following: Read on... -
City Council Waives Permit Fees to Aid in Storm Repairs
The Bedford City Council approved a three-month permit fee waiver at the February 23 Council meeting for all residents and businesses needing to make repairs due to the recent winter storm. Read on... -
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