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Mansfield at a Glance



                                                COMMUNITY PROFILE

               The  City  of Mansfield  is  strategically  located in  the  south-central  area of  the Dallas/Fort  Worth
               Metroplex, 25 miles from Dallas and 20 miles from Fort Worth.  Mansfield borders the cities of Arlington
               on  the  north,  Grand Prairie on  the  east,  Fort Worth  on the  west,  and  portions  of Johnson  and Ellis
               Counties on the south. Some areas of the City extend into Johnson and Ellis Counties.  State Highway
               360 and U.S. Highway 287, which both run north and south through the City, provide a direct connection
               to  Arlington, Grand Prairie and the Dallas/Fort  Worth International Airport,  which is  the 4th busiest
               airport in the country. Railroad Freight Service is provided by the Union Pacific Railroad.

               The City of Mansfield’s population is estimated to approach 86,774 by the end of 2023-2024 fiscal year.
               Mansfield  covers  36.69  square miles,  of which  approximately  23%  remains undeveloped.  The  typical
               Mansfield household earns an income of approximately $136,797 and has an average taxable home value
               of $319,493. The average market price for a new home in 2023 was $611,129.

               The City of Mansfield is considered one of the faster growing cities in Texas as estimated by the North
               Central Texas Council of Governments.  Recognized as a “Best City” for families and small businesses,
               Mansfield is also a highly attractive place to work and live. Mansfield has also been rated as one of the
               “most livable small cities in the nation,” according to SmartAsset, an online technology and financial
               publication. The SmartAsset study focused on 286 cities with less than 100,000 residents and used the
               following  metrics  to  establish  livability:  concentration  of  entertainment  establishments,  bars,  and
               restaurants, home affordability, average commute time, housing costs, poverty and unemployment rates,
               healthcare sites, and percentage of residents without health insurance.

                               Mansfield ranks #35 in the United States and #2 in Texas

               The City is served by the Mansfield Independent School District, one of the better-rated school districts
               in the Dallas/Fort Worth metropolitan area by the Texas Education Agency. The district has a total of 49
               schools with a 95% graduation rate. There are 35,722 students enrolled for the 2023-2024 school year and
               over 4,800 faculty members. Campuses included are:























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