Haslet board tables vote on proposed Avondale Haslet Road BNSF grade‑separation after residents press funding and access concerns After residents warned a proposed $79M‑plus grade‑separation bridge could harm downtown access and expose the city to overruns, the Haslet Economic Development Corporation board voted to table a resolution supporting the project for one week to gather more information.

Residents are raising red flags about a proposed $79 million bridge in Haslet, fearing it could choke local access and burden the city with costs.

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HCEDC hears development report: proposed cell-phone refurbisher may bring '600 to 700' jobs, questions remain on tax point of sale At its Dec. 17 meeting, the Haslet Community and Economic Development Corporation heard a development update from Mr. Swanky about multiple industrial and office projects, including a site plan amendment at 405 Westport Parkway proposing a CO2 cleaning tank for a cell-phone refurbishment facility the presenter estimated could employ about 600–700 people in three shifts. The board discussed parking, landscaping, and potential sales-tax implications.

A proposed cell-phone refurbishment facility on Westport Parkway could bring 600 to 700 jobs to Haslet, but questions about local sales tax remain unanswered.

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Haslet EDC: CTDI to occupy 400,000‑sq‑ft site; city warned of tax loss as some projects stay outside city limits At the Nov. 19 Haslet EDC meeting, staff reported that CTDI plans to move into a 400,000‑sq‑ft building in Haslet and may employ an estimated 400–500 people; staff also updated the board on Kwik Trip, Freeman Toyota and road‑signal work and warned that annexation/zoning issues could leave the city without tax revenue.

Haslet is set to welcome CTDI's massive 400,000-square-foot facility, but concerns about potential tax losses loom as key developments push boundaries outside city limits.

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City Council approves site plan for new medical and office buildings in La Terra Village City approves site plan for medical and office buildings at La Terra Village.

Haslet is taking bold steps towards growth with the approval of new medical and office buildings in La Terra Village—what's next for this thriving community?

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