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76119 resource guide

Nearby places, utilities, and electricity plans for Glencrest, Southeast Fort Worth, and Morningside fringe.

NEARBY · 76119

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UTILITIES · 76119

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ELECTRICITY · 76119

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Oncor delivers power and handles outages (North load zone). Compare retail plans for homes and businesses in this ZIP.

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CONTACTS · 76119

Outage & emergency contacts

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FAQ · 76119

Common questions

Who is my electric utility in ZIP 76119?

Oncor Electric Delivery is the TDU that delivers electricity and restores outages in Fort Worth / 76119. Because this area is in Texas retail choice (ERCOT), you pick a Retail Electric Provider (REP) for the energy plan and bill. Compare offers at PowerToChoose.org or WattKarma’s ZIP page, then enroll with the REP. Rural edges may touch co-ops—verify ESI ID if your bill is not Oncor.

Who do I call when the power goes out?

Call Oncor at 888-313-4747 (24/7), text OUT to 66267 if enrolled in MyOncor Alerts, or use Oncor’s online outage tools. Your REP does not restore wires or poles. For a downed power line, stay far away and call 911 and Oncor.

How do I start water service when I move into 76119?

Contact City of Fort Worth — Water Customer Service at 817-392-4477 or use the city’s published start/portal links. Fort Worth Water Customer Service 817-392-4477 (call center Mon–Fri 7 a.m.–7 p.m. America/Chicago). Open/close/transfer accounts via that number or City Hall / 100 Fort Worth Trail, 5th Floor; 24/7 emergencies select Option 1. MyWaterAccount@FortWorthTexas.gov. Activation fee $20 on first bill; same

How does trash and recycling work in Fort Worth?

Fort Worth residential garbage/recycling via Environmental Services — contact 311 / 817-392-1234 for service questions and missed pickups. Multifamily and downtown towers often use private haulers.

Who provides natural gas, and what if I smell gas?

Atmos Energy Mid-Tex typically distributes natural gas where piped service exists near Fort Worth / 76119. Start service via Atmos Account Center or 888-286-6700. If you suspect a leak: leave immediately, avoid sparks, then call 911 and Atmos 866-322-8667 from a safe place.

Is electricity regulated or competitive here?

Delivery (wires, outages, delivery charges) is regulated through Oncor as TDU. Energy supply is competitive—you choose among licensed REPs. Always compare the Electricity Facts Label at your expected kWh usage.

Does Fort Worth use Dallas 311 or Fort Worth 311?

City of Fort Worth parcels use Fort Worth Water (817-392-4477) and 311 (817-392-1234). Other 761xx cities (Haltom, NRH, Richland Hills, Saginaw, White Settlement, Benbrook, Watauga, River Oaks, Lake Worth, etc.) use their own utility contacts in this packet—not Dallas 311. Life-threatening emergencies still dial 911.

Which internet providers serve 76119?

Common DFW / Fort Worth metro options include AT&T Fiber, Spectrum, and Frontier Fiber; availability varies by building across Fort Worth and Mid-Cities. Use each provider’s checker with your full street address. This packet does not guarantee service at every unit.

What should I do before digging in the yard?

Call 811 (Texas 811) before any digging or landscaping that disturbs soil so underground electric, gas, water, and telecom lines can be marked. Hitting a line can be dangerous and costly.