Saginaw City is located in Tarrant County. It was settled as an agricultural community named "Dido" prior to the Civil War. In 1882, the city was renamed by Jarvis J. Green. "Saginaw" comes from the Ojibwe word meaning "to flow out".

Saginaw experienced a population boom after the railroad decided to build a depot in the city. Its economy prospered as grain storage and milling facilities moved near the railroad. The city is currently home to the largest grain storage facility in the world, Cargill, Inc.

Saginaw prides itself on being a small, friendly town with big city amenities. Its motto is "A City On The Right Track".

We found resources in Saginaw to help you with your wedding planning, including caterers, wedding cakes, and wedding flowers. You can find bouquets, centerpieces, and gift baskets at Whistle Stop Flower Shoppe. Lone Star Cakes can create a custom wedding cake for your big day. The bakery takes clients by appointment only.

In your free time you can relax at Willow Creek Park, which features a walking trail, exercise equipment, picnic pavilions, and a nine hole disc golf course. You can reserve the picnic pavilions by contacting the Saginaw Recreation and Community Services Department.

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