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City Of Haltom City Annual Budget, Fy2024                Supplemental Information                                          City Of Haltom City Annual Budget, Fy2024                Supplemental Information




          Haltom City continued to grow through the 1960’s and  In  2006  the  City  engaged  a  firm  to  assist  in  the
          the City’s population reached 28,000 by 1970.   Growth  creation of a redevelopment plan for the Belknap
          during the 1970’s was more modest as developments  Street Business Corridor.  This community focused                      CURRENT BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS                        CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
          to the east around  the Dallas-Fort  Worth airport  effort will include participation by businesses along
          drew residential and commercial development.   Belknap as  well as  nearby  residents in order to                         Approximately 86 volunteers serve on 14 boards  The Civil Service Commission consists of three
                                                               develop  a vision  for a revitalized  business  sector.              and commissions.   These committees were  citizens who meet specific criteria in their years
          Haltom City was rediscovered as a place to live in  The master plan was completed  during  2007 and                       created either by City Code, City Ordinance, or  of  residency,  age,  and  prior  elective  office
          the 1980’s.  Despite the recession of the early 1980’s  continued through review by Boards, Commissions                   Resolution.  The responsibilities, powers, terms of  service. The members are directed to administer
          and the real estate bust of the late 1980’s Haltom City  and the City Council during 2008.  The plan is now               office, membership size, qualifications and meeting  the civil service ordinance and when sitting as a
          grew from 29,000 in 1980 to nearly 33,000 in 1990.   a component  of  the City’s  2009 Comprehensive                      schedules vary for each board and commission.  board of appeals for a suspended or aggrieved
          The north end of town, north of Loop 820 became  Land Use Plan (CLUP). In FY2013 the realignment                                                                                employee,  they are to conduct such hearing
          a focal point of real development in the 1990’s and  of the intersection of Belknap and Denton Highway                    The City Council  seeks  nominations  of  fairly and impartially and are to  render a fair
          the population in the City climbed to 39,000 in 2000.   will  enhance  the  traffic  patterns  in  the  corridor          citizens interested in serving as vacancies  and just decision, considering only the evidence
                                                               and create new redevelopment  opportunities.                         arise.  Information regarding  the duties  presented before them in such hearing.  Members
          Today the City is home to an estimated 43,168                                                                             and responsibilities  of the boards and  are considered to be officers of the City of Haltom
          residents and some 3,468 businesses.  Estimates by  The long-awaited expansion of Loop 820 presents                       commissions  and how  to apply  for a  City, are appointed by the Mayor for three-year
          demographic experts are that the City is 88%   developed  for Haltom City a unique opportunity  for new                   position  on a board  or commission  can be  terms, and the Commission meets as needed.
          and should achieve build-out  prior to 2030.   The  development in the last large open space in the City                  obtained  through  the  City  Secretary’s  Office.
          population at build out is estimated to reach  44,000.   has completed in FY2017.  Improved access from                                                                         CRIME CONTROL AND PREVENTION

                                                               the widening project will make the property on both                  ANIMAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE                             DISTRICT
          The  composition of  the  population  has changed  the north and side sides of the highway attractive for
          markedly over the  years.    For  much of  its  early  development.  Business campuses are envisioned                     The purpose is to assist the city in complying with  The major purpose of  the  Crime Control and
          history Haltom City was primarily white.  Since the  for the area along with a possible town center.  New                 the requirements of V.T.C.A., Health and Safety  Prevention District Board is to combat, reduce,
          more recent growth spurt of the past 25 years the  exciting additions to the Loop 820 corridor include                    Code Ch. 823, which regulates the operation of  and prevent crime within Haltom City.  The CCPD
          demographics  have changed.   The 2010 Census  High Pointe Development, Grand on Beach, Haltom                            local  government  animal  shelters.  The  Animal  administers the expenditures of the ¼ cent crime
          indicates Hispanics make up 39% of the population  City Business  Park and two Marriott Flag Hotels.                      Advisory  Committee  consists  of  five  members  tax  that  was  approved by the voters in 1995.
          and  Asians another 8%.    African-Americans                                                                              nominated and appointed by the city council at  The board  is also  responsible  for assembling
          comprised  4% of the population  and whites 47%.                                                                          large. One member is a licensed  veterinarian,  a  budget  for  each  fiscal  year.    Resolution  No.
                                                                                                                                    one  member  a  municipal  official,  one  member  R-2006-002-01  removed the membership  of
          City  is the Sara Lee (Hillshire Brands) plant responsible                                                                represents an animal  welfare  organization,  the City Council as the Board of Directors and
          for the State Fair Corndogs and Medtronics, a major                                                                       one member  has duties that  include the  daily  allows  citizens of Haltom City to be appointed
          medical supplier.  Today, Haltom City is the location                                                                     operation  of  an  animal  shelter,  and  the  fifth  by the City Council.   Members  are  considered
          of a rapidly growing Asian community and a vibrant                                                                        member is a citizen of the city.  The committee  to  be  officers  of  the  City  of  Haltom  City.
          Asian  commercial  district, which  is redeveloping                                                                       holds meetings at  least  three times  a year.
          Belknap  Street on the south side  of Haltom  City.                                                                                                                             CITIZENS BOND ADVISORY COMMITTEE
                                                                                                                                    ADVISORY BEAUTIFICATION AND
          Haltom City, by virtue of its strategic location  in                                                                      REVITALIZATION BOARD                                  The Committee serves in an advisory capacity
          Tarrant County, is attractive for new development                                                                                                                               to assist the City Council  in determining  what
          and redevelopment.   The City created the Haltom                                                                          The purpose of this board is to confer with council  specific projects serve in the best interest of the
          City Economic Development Corporation  in 1995                                                                            and staff and to assist in the development and  community for the spending  of bond  election
          in order to provide  for cultural,  recreational  and                                                                     execution  of  beautification,  cleanliness,  and  funds. The committee is not a standing board or
          economic opportunities.  The City was also a founding                                                                     revitalization  programs within the city  and to  commission and is active when activated by the
          member of the Northeast Tarrant County Chamber of                                                                         encourage participation in an ongoing effort.  The  Council for a potential bond program. The board
          Commerce in 1968.  The Chamber, located in Haltom                                                                         responsibility of the board is to communicate with  consists of eight members and is appointed by the
          City, works for business development in Haltom City,                                                                      the residents of the city various means in which  Council members for an individual bond program.
          North Richland  Hills,  Richland  Hills  and  Watauga.                                                                    to improve the city’s image through methods and
                                                                                                                                    projects presented and developed by the board.
                                                                                                                                    There are 8 members and the board meets on the
                                                                                                                                    third Monday of each month at 7 p.m. in City Hall.
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