FBOs at Fort Worth Meacham International KFTW FTW

City threat summary

Fort Worth presents a generally stable urban security environment, with local law enforcement reporting a sustained downward trend in violent and property crime through early 2026. Civil unrest risk in the city is not currently elevated based on available official sources.

The broader Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area carries a moderate terrorism risk profile consistent with its scale, military installations, and transportation infrastructure, which also attracts a proportionate Homeland Security presence.

Country overview

The United States presents a moderate and broadly stable security environment, though civil unrest activity is substantially elevated by global standards and the domestic terrorism threat from lone-actor and small-cell actors remains persistent.

The November 2026 midterm elections — covering the full House of Representatives, more than a third of Senate seats, and a significant share of governorships — are generating heightened political tension and an increased potential for election-related unrest or targeted political violence.

Heightened immigration enforcement activity in major metropolitan areas and enhanced border screening procedures have added a distinct layer of concern for international travelers.