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Living in Aledo

Aledo is a small town about 20 miles west of downtown Fort Worth. People also use the name for the whole Aledo ISD area, including Walsh, Morningstar and the Bear Creek neighborhoods outside city limits. About 7,100 people live inside the city.

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Quick facts

People in the city
7,1222025 Census estimate, up from 4,858 in 2020Source
Schools
Aledo ISDThe whole city. About 8,400 studentsSource
Downtown Fort Worth
About 27 min19 miles from City Hall, no traffic
DFW Airport
About 56 min44 miles, no traffic
Downtown Weatherford
About 21 min15 miles, no traffic
Property tax
$2.02 per $100All rates added up, before exemptions. 2025 ratesSource

Neighborhoods

A to Z

Bear Country New homes

Newer subdivision, still building out in 2023, with about 80 homes then.

Aledo ISD Source

Bear Creek (Estates, North, Ranch) New homes and resale

A group of subdivisions along Bear Creek Road: Bear Creek Estates, Bear Creek North and Bear Creek Ranch, with newer sections still building.

Aledo ISD Source

Brookhollow Established

Established subdivision with about 125 homes.

Aledo ISD Source

Lakes of Aledo Established

Small established subdivision, about 40 homes.

Aledo ISD Source

Morningstar New homes

Master-planned community with lakes and fishing, pools and splash pads, hike and bike trails and an indoor event center. Outside city limits, with an Aledo address.

Aledo ISD · Outside city limits · Builders: DR Horton, Riverside Homebuilders, Trophy Signature Homes Source

Parker Station Established

Small established subdivision, about 37 homes.

Aledo ISD Source

Parks of Aledo New homes and resale

Master-planned community off I-20 and FM 1187 with a 10-plus-mile mountain bike trail, disc golf, a dog park, a community garden, tree forts and walking paths. The Lakes is the last section.

Aledo ISD · Builders: Bloomfield Homes Source

Rancho Vista Established

Small established subdivision, about 44 homes.

Aledo ISD Source

Split Rail Estates Established

Established subdivision near Split Rail Golf Club, about 95 homes in two sections.

Aledo ISD Source

Villages of Aledo Established

Established subdivision with about 175 homes.

Aledo ISD Source

Walsh New homes

A 7,200-acre development with more than 30 miles of planned hike and bike trails and an athletic club. Aledo address and Aledo ISD schools, but inside Fort Worth city limits.

Aledo ISD · Outside city limits · Builders: Britton Homes, David Weekley Homes, Drees Custom Homes, GFO Home, 11 more Source

Home counts are from Aledo ISD's fall 2023 study, so newer sections may have grown since. Many have an Aledo address but sit outside city limits.

Schools

Zones change. Check any address with the district.

Aledo ISD: The whole city. Zones were redrawn for 2024-25. The district answers zone questions at attendancezones@aledoisd.org. Elementary zone map

Campuses Source

High schoolAledo High School, with the Daniel Ninth Grade Campus
Middle schoolsAledo Middle School
McAnally Middle School
Elementary schoolsAnnetta
Coder
Lynn McKinney
McCall (in Willow Park)
Stuard
Vandagriff
Walsh
Pre-KAledo ISD Early Childhood Academy

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Property taxes

Per $100 of taxable value
Who taxes itRateSource
City of Aledo$0.355353Source
Aledo ISD$1.1942Source
Parker County$0.28507Source
Parker County Hospital District$0.08407Source
Weatherford College district$0.106087Source
Total, before exemptions$2.02478

Tax year 2025, per $100 of taxable value. Some addresses also pay Parker County ESD #1, $0.10. Homestead and other exemptions lower the bill. The city has proposed $0.352415 for 2026.

The basics

Trash, water, power, voting
Trash and recyclingRepublic Services picks up trash every Monday and Thursday across the city, and recycling on Monday. Have carts at the curb by 7:00a. Trash page
Water and sewerThe City of Aledo bills water and wastewater. Residents start service with the online Residential Utility Service Application on the city's Start, Stop or Transfer Service page; allow up to two business days, and call Utility Billing at (817) 441-7016 with questions. Start service
City Hall200 Old Annetta Rd. (817) 441-7016, weekdays 8:00a to 5:00p. City site
LibraryEast Parker County Library, at the same address as City Hall. Library site
Register to voteParker County Elections, 801 Santa Fe Dr, Weatherford. 817-598-6185. Elections
Car registrationParker County Tax Assessor-Collector. County page

The short version

Quick answers

As of Thu Oct 29

How many people live in Aledo, Texas?

7,122. 2025 Census estimate, up from 4,858 in 2020.

What school district is Aledo in?

Aledo ISD: The whole city. Zones were redrawn for 2024-25. The district answers zone questions at attendancezones@aledoisd.org.

How far is Aledo from Fort Worth?

About 27 min to downtown Fort Worth, 19 miles from City Hall, no traffic.

What is the property tax rate in Aledo, Texas?

About $2.02478 per $100 of taxable value, before exemptions, adding up City of Aledo, Aledo ISD, Parker County, Parker County Hospital District, Weatherford College district. Homestead and other exemptions lower the bill.

What neighborhoods are in Aledo?

Bear Country, Bear Creek (Estates, North, Ranch), Brookhollow, Lakes of Aledo, Morningstar, Parker Station, Parks of Aledo, Rancho Vista, Split Rail Estates, Villages of Aledo.

When is trash pickup in Aledo?

Republic Services picks up trash every Monday and Thursday across the city, and recycling on Monday. Have carts at the curb by 7:00a.

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