The Parks at Willow Ridge

Sign reading 'The Parks at Willow Ridge' surrounded by bushes and plants, with a stone and brick structure in the background.

About our Community 

OUR COMMUNITY VISION

Our vision is to foster a community - first and financially responsible neighborhood where every resident feels engaged, involved, and invited.

We strive to cultivate a sense of belonging and community through active participation and open communication, ensuring all voices are heard with respect and trust.

We aim to nurture the Good Samaritan spirit, promoting a sense of family and fellowship among our residents. Our goal is to instill a deep sense of pride for our community, making our neighborhood not just a place to live, but a place to call home.

The Parks at Willow Ridge Community

  • Stone and brick neighborhood entrance sign for Willow Ridge with landscaping in front.

    Our Community

    We’re so glad you’re here! Our 741-lot master-planned community, completed in 2022, is located on the west side of the Alliance Corridor between Keller, Saginaw, and Haslet—known for its small-town charm and strong community values. With easy access to Hwy 287 and I-35W, getting around is simple and convenient.

    We’re part of the highly respected Northwest ISD, nationally recognized for academic excellence and consistently rated as one of the top school districts in Texas. Our neighborhood is within walking distance to Carl E. Schluter Elementary, Leo Adams Middle, and V.R. Eaton High School—making it a wonderful place for families to grow and thrive.

    Enjoy our community pool and onsite city park, perfect for relaxing and connecting with neighbors. Whether you’re new or already a resident—welcome home!

  • City of Haslet

    Welcome to Haslet

    Welcome to Haslet—a city that blends small-town charm with modern convenience. Just 15 miles north of downtown Fort Worth, Haslet offers a peaceful atmosphere with easy access to major highways like I-35W and Hwy 287, making it ideal for commuters and families alike.

    Rooted in a rich history dating back to the 1880s, Haslet was named after Haslett, Michigan, by a railroad contractor during the expansion of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway. Today, Haslet is known for its welcoming parks, including Haslet Community Park and John Gammill Park, which feature walking trails, playgrounds, and sports courts.

    The city also fosters a strong sense of community. With its unique character and neighborly spirit, Haslet is more than just a location—it’s a place to truly call home.

LOCAL INFORMATION

Utilities

Electricity

Tri-County Electric

Gas

Atmos Energy

Water Services

City of Fort Worth

Phone: 817-392-4477

(24/7 for water emergencies, Select Option 1)

Mon. - Fri: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Not Open on Holidays)

Garbage & Recycling

City of Fort Worth

For questions or to report an issue by phone: 817.392.1234.

Hours:

Mon - Fri: 7am - 6pm

Sat: 7am - 4pm

Additional Contacts

Community Liaison: Julie Orebaugh
Julie.Orebaugh@fortworthtexas.gov

Neighborhood Patrol: Officer Jones
Phone: 817.392.3640
chistopher.jones@fortworthtexas.gov

City Council District 10