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Where We Live -- Fall/Holiday 2010 Issue

Welcome to the eleventh issue of Where We Live. It’s been a busy summer at Hurst City Hall, and we are already gearing up for a fantastic fall and holiday season. Not that we anticipate the hot Texas temperatures letting up anytime soon… Regardless of the weather, we’ve got a lot of great things planned for our city this season. In this issue you’ll read about all the happenings around town this summer and what you can look forward to this fall. Articles include nformation on how your student can join other outstanding area students involved in Youth In Government, details about our grand opening festivities for the Hurst Conference Center, how you can follow your city through social media, and what’s going on at the Hurst Public Library and the Hurst Senior Citizen’s Activities Center. Just to name a few. In the recreation section you’ll get the scoop on Campfire Stories, the John Butler Memorial Senior Citizens Banquet and of course, the Christmas Tree Lighting. Read the magazine.

Fans to Help Beat the Heat

The Hurst Fire Department and Police Community Services are working together to provide a better quality of life to Hurst residents who have a special need. Several fans have been generously donated to the fire department to be delivered to residents that do not have air conditioning. If you know of someone that lives in Hurst and needs special assistance due to the heat (especially seniors or small children), contact Patty Gurley at 817.788.7238 or Evelyn McAmis at 817.788.7342.
We can deliver a fan and have members of the COPS program check on their welfare. We're doing more to make life better for you.

Cross Our Line - Precinct Line to be Exact

We want you to cross our line. Precinct Line Road to be exact. Why? Because construction's over and you'll get from point a to point b faster than ever before. Oh yah. And we have some savings in store for you too. From all your favorite Precinct businesses. So come on and cross our line. Precinct Line.

Job Fair -- Sunday, August 1, 2010

Public Notice Crime Tax Budget Hearing

The Hurst Crime Control and Prevention District Board will hold a public hearing on August 10, 2010, at 5:00 p.m. The public hearing will be held at Hurst City Hall, 1505 Precinct Line Road. Read the Notice.

The Hurst City Council will hold a public hearing on August 10, 2010 at 6:30 p.m. at Hurst City Hall, 1505 Precinct Line Road. Read the Notice.

Road Closure Notice

Street construction activity has been extended to August 20 at the intersection of Thousand Oaks and Campus Dr. due to rain. Traffic from Thousand Oaks will be blocked from entering onto Campus Dr. One lane of both northbound and southbound traffic on Campus Dr. will be open and maintained during this period.

Social Media - Get Connected with Hurst

Want to stay connected with your city? Want the latest information on city events, services and local businesses discounts? Follow the City of Hurst on Facebook, Twitter, Nixle and of course, our city Website. We'll keep you posted on all of the latest happenings in the city, as well as offer special promotional discounts to followers from our local business community. Get connected here.

Tarrant County First-Time Homebuyer Assistance

Down-payment/closing cost assistance, and principle reduction up to $7,500 in Blue Mound, Forest Hill, Grapevine, Hurst and North Richland Hills offered through the Tarrant County Housing Partnership. For more information visit the website Tarrant County Housing Partnerships click on Down Payment Assistance.

Storm Drainage Utility

On February 24, 2009, City Council held public hearings to begin creation of a new utility for Storm Drainage. This process began in 1995 and was the result of un-funded federal mandates. The new utility results in a new item on Hurst utility bills: Storm Drainage Fee. The rate for residents is $4 per home water meter. This is equivalent to $1.93 per apartment unit and $1.19 per 1000 impervious square feet for commercial properties. This new utility will help pay for water quality testing in streams, additional maintenance of waterways, more storm drainage construction projects, more erosion control projects and computer software for tracking more detailed permits and work order management. Read more on the Storm Drainage Utility here.

Transforming Hurst: A Vision for the Future

The City of Hurst is transforming in a big way. With vacant land as a rare commodity, Hurst got creative in coming up with innovative ways to continue to develop and redevelop the City. In an effort to keep Hurst on the forefront of development in the area and provide a stable tax base for the future, the progressive Hurst City Council and staff identified three corridors of the city as areas with the potential to redevelop structured business retail and residential growth: West Pipeline Road, Hurst Town Center and the Bellaire Shopping Center. Continuing to build on tradition and planning for the future are what will keep the City of Hurst an area leader in development. Visit the Transforming Hurst Website to see and learn more.
The Hurst Conference Center is coming soon! For information on rates, amenities and menu options click here.

Youth in Government Program Sign-up

The City of Hurst Youth in Government Program is a dynamic group created by the Hurst city council that gives the city’s youth a unique opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes look at local government. This program, will kick off in October. Students who are Junior level or above can apply. Students will not only learn about subjects that involve youth issues with municipal government, but they will also gain the needed experience for many programs such as International Baccalaureate, Senior Projects, Texas Scholars, and much more. Download the application here.

Shop First in Hurst - 2010 Edition

“Shop First in Hurst” is more than just a catchy phrase. It’s our mantra at the City of Hurst. We continually encourage residents to support our local businesses. With so much to offer in Hurst, why shop anywhere else? We showcase our wide variety of businesses each year in our Restaurant, Retail and Business Guide. Every mailbox in Hurst can anticipate the arrival or this annual guide, complete with addresses and phone numbers of each business in Hurst. We publish the guide at no cost to businesses. The guide is also available online with the most up-to-date information or call 817.788.7094 for additional copies.