Do you have a business in Pantego? Or maybe 2025 is the year you’ll make your dreams a reality by taking that plunge. If so, this is the place for you! Pantego Business Alliance (PBA) is a community organization run by and for local business owners. Meetings are held at Jrs Grill (2406 W Park Row) at 8:00 a.m. on the first Tuesday of February, May, August, and November.
Join us to hear what’s happening around Town, collaborate and network with other local business owners, meet Town staff, and share your ideas and events with the group. This is an informal event. Feel free to enjoy breakfast or a coffee while we meet.
Want to receive PBA emails? Email Tori Roemmich
INTERESTED IN BECOMING PART OF THE SHOP PANTEGO COMMUNITY?
Whether you’re a national brand, considering a leap into the world of entrepreneurship, or looking to add a north Texas location to your growing empire, we’ll help you find the perfect spot.
If you have questions, are looking for a site within specific parameters, want to find out more about our community, or you’re ready to schedule a ribbon cutting, email Economic Development Coordinator Cathy S. Allen or call 817-994-3802.
Small Town Charm… Big City Opportunities
In 1952, the Town of Pantego was incorporated in North Central Texas about ten miles southeast of the Tarrant County Courthouse in downtown Fort Worth. The Town is surrounded on three sides by Arlington and on the south by Dalworthington Gardens. Bowen serves as the major north-south thoroughfare and a branch of Rush Creek meanders through the Town, enhancing the natural beauty of Bicentennial Park. The primary land use is moderate to large lot single-family homes with secondary uses including multi-family, retail, office, and industrial.
Despite its location in the heart of the nation’s fourth largest metro area — the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) Metroplex — a land area of just one square mile means that Pantego will forever provide that small-town feel. Along Park Row Drive and Pioneer Parkway (State Highway Spur 303), you’ll find dozens of locally-owned boutiques, shops, and restaurants.