Cedar Hill Community Profile

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Population................................................................................................................Workforce...............................................................................................................Households..................................................................................................................Income...........................................................................................................................

BUSINESS CLIMATEHousing Values...........................................................................................................Construction...............................................................................................................Major Employers........................................................................................................Cedar Hill Business Park........................................................................................Utilities & Communication....................................................................................Transportation..........................................................................................................Business Incentives..................................................................................................Business Retention & Expansion Program.........................................................

COMMUNITYEducation.............................................................................................................Government & Taxes...............................................................................................Health & Public Safety.......................................................................................City Services..............................................................................................................Neighborhood Services.........................................................................................Recreation & Culture.......................................................................................Shopping & Dining...................................................................................................

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Zoning Map...............................................................................................................Thoroughfare Plan...................................................................................................Traffic Map.................................................................................................................

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CEDAR HILL IS DALLAS COUNTY’S HOTTEST DESTINATION!

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1 I Cedar Hill Economic Development Corporation

Cedar Hill is Dallas County’s HOTTEST destina-tion…and it’s easy to see why! Located on the shores of 7,200-acre Joe Pool Lake and the 2,000-acre Ce-dar Hill State Park, Cedar Hill is booming with new development. Since 1999 there has been over 3M square feet of retail, 1M square feet of industrial and over 150,000 square feet of office space added to the City’s growing list of amenities for its residents and surrounding communities.

Uptown Village is Cedar Hill’s newest upscale retail and dining experience, located just off U.S. Highway 67. It boasts name-brand stores and restaurants as well as an outdoor park and interactive water foun-tain. In addition, a new Class A Office Building was completed in 2008, and the Cedar Hill Business Park remains a prime location for business and indus-try alike. Plus, Cedar Hill’s beautiful neighborhood homes are still as affordable as ever!

The Cedar Hill Independent School District’s mot-to, “Excellence in Education,” shows as the district strives to attain the highest goals for its residents. , obtaining “Recognized” status last year. The district is expanding with new schools and facilities to meet the needs of a growing, diverse community. With quality in education and prime retail and office de-velopment, Cedar Hill is the perfect choice for those who want big-city amenities with a small-town ambi-ence.

Cedar Hill is...20 minutes southwest of downtown Dallas• 40 minutes from downtown Fort Worth• 30 minutes from DFW International Airport• 25 minutes from Dallas Love Field• 10 minutes from Dallas Executive Airport•

Major thoroughfares include:IH-20: Shreveport is 3 hours to the east; El • Paso is 10 hours to the westIH-35E: Oklahoma City is 4 hours to the north; • Austin is 3.5 hours to the southIH-45: Houston is 4 hours to the south • US-287 provides easy access to IH-35E to the • southUS 67 intersects IH-35W to the south• FM 1382 in Cedar Hill intersects IH-20•

CEDAR HILL FAST FACTSIncorporated 1938Home Rule Status 1975Form of Government City Manager/

CouncilLand Area 35.2 Sq. MilesAnnual Average Temperature 66° FAnnual Average Precipitation 33.7”Annual Average Snowfall 3”Elevation 830’

DID YOU KNOW?The majority of Cedar Hill is located

in Dallas County, and a small section of the south side of the city is located in

Ellis County.

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POPULATION GROWTH & PROJECTIONS

CITY & COUNTY POPULATION HISTORY & PROJECTIONS

Source: Claritas Site Reports, 2012

20,267 32,09346,829

51,901

218,147

257,314316,946

340,537

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50,000

100,000

150,000

200,000

250,000

300,000

350,000

400,000

1990 Census 2000 Census 2012 Estimate 2017 Projection

CEDAR HILL 15-Minute Drive

2,232,476

2,486,989

2,624,989

2,817,191

109,431

180,617

329,476

448,588

32,093

46,300

61,378

78,036

2000

2010

2020

2030

CEDAR HILL Ellis County Dallas County

54.01

32.54

1.90 0.47 0.04

8.23

2.80

20.22

49.09

32.34

1.52 0.53 0.04

14.01

2.47

31.30

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20.00

30.00

40.00

50.00

60.00

44.8441.59

0.66 1.930.08

7.87

3.03

17.59

37.31

43.98

0.51 1.27 0.68

14.24

2.62

29.20

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35.00

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POPULATION BY RACE

POPULATION BY GENDERSource: Claritas Site Reports, 2012

POPULATION BY MARITAL STATUS

(In Percentages)

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Male Female48.94% 51.06%

POPULATION BY AGEAge Percentage0 - 4 9.115 - 9 8.96

10 - 14 7.5615 - 17 5.2118 - 20 4.4921 - 24 5.8125 - 34 14.6035 - 44 14.1045 - 54 14.6955 - 64 9.3665 + 6.10

Median Age 31.06

Never Married, 31.97

Married, Spouse Present, 47.49

Married, Spouse Absent, 5.48

Widowed, 4.08

Divorced, 10.98



WORKFORCE EMPLOYMENTCedar Hill Dallas County Ellis County

Unemployment Rate 7.4% 7.3% 6.7%Labor Force 24,661 1,184,657 74,746Employment 22,844 1,063,304 69,764In Armed Forces 84 1,324 66Not in Labor Force 9,053 548,626 34,242

Source: Texas Workforce Commission, 2012

AVERAGE ANNUAL UNEMPLOYMENT RATE HISTORY

OCCUPATIONAL WAGE(Dallas Workforce Area, Mean Wage)

Occupation Annual HourlyAll Occupations $ 48,078 $ 23.11Management $ 113,077 $ 54.36Business & Financial Operations $ 70,474 $ 33.88Computer & Mathematical $ 82,627 $ 39.72Food Preparation & Serving-Related $19,992 $ 9.61Sales & Related $ 44,760 $ 21.52Office & Administrative Support $ 35,634 $ 17.13Construction & Extraction $ 36,940 $ 17.76Installation, Maintenance & Repair $ 41,871 $ 20.13Production $ 30,493 $ 14.66Transportation & Material Moving $ 31,583 $ 15.18

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Cedar Hill Dallas County Ellis County

1.332.13 2.31

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2.64 2.273.51

7.51

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5.854.65

1.84

3.46

0.85 0.92

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18.08

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WORKFORCE BY CLASS OF WORKER(In Percentages)

WORKFORCE BY OCCUPATION


OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATIONType White Collar Blue Collar Service & FarmPercentage 66.37 % 19.07 % 14.56 %

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For-Profit Private Workers, 71.00

Non-Profit Private Workers, 6.20Local Government

Workers, 9.15State Government Workers, 2.26

Federal Government Workers, 4.53

Self-Employed, 6.79

Unpaid Family Workers, 0.06



WORKFORCE TRANSPORTATION

CEDAR HILL RESIDENTSCOMMUTE TO...

City Percent of WorkforceDallas 44.02 %Cedar Hill 13.80 %Irving 8.07 %Duncanville 4.19 %De Soto 3.82 %Fort Worth 3.67 %Arlington 3.27 %Grand Prairie 2.68 %Farmers Branch 1.79 %Carrollton 1.76 %Richardson 1.36 %Lancaster 1.17 %Mesquite 1.05 %Midlothian 1.02 %

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TRAVEL TIME TO WORKTravel Time Percent of Workforce< 15 minutes 19.22 %15 - 29 minutes 27.97 %30 - 44 minutes 29.07 %44 - 59 minutes 13.49 %60 + minutes 10.25 %Average Travel Time 33.10 minutes

80.84

12.07

1.96 1.18 0.01 0.59 3.350.00

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Drove Alone Car Pooled PublicTransportation

Walked Bicycle Other Means Worked atHome

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NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS HOUSEHOLD TYPE

HOUSEHOLDS BY INCOME


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$34,9

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$74,9

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$149

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$249

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HOUSEHOLD & INCOME INFORMATIONAverage HH Income $73,194Median HH Income $63,499Per Capita Income $25,328Percent of Homes Below Poverty Level 3.98 %Average Household Size 2.88

44.8441.59

0.66 1.930.08

7.87

3.03

17.59

37.31

43.98

0.51 1.27 0.68

14.24

2.62

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CEDAR HILL 15-Minute DriveFamily Non-Family

4.92 5.61

8.50

15.80

25.74

18.71

10.91

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6,659 10,74816,142

17,885

73,568

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1990 Census 2000 Census 2012 Estimate 2017 Projection


5.15 5.90

8.83

16.18

25.81

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HOUSING VALUES

CONSTRUCTION PERMITS

Year Average2012 $134,1892011 $130,2372010 $131,9852009 $ 136,6172008 $ 132,8642007 $ 133,8922006 $ 126,2812005 $ 120,4442004 $ 113,4232003 $ 109,4952002 $ 101,8272001 $ 90,434

Source: Dallas Central Appraisal District, 2012

Source: City of Cedar Hill, 2011

$84.3 $144.8 $146.9 $130.5 $119.3

$185.7 $120.4

$206.1

$103.7 $72.7 $25.9 $31.8 $19.7

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CEDAR HILL MAJOR EMPLOYERS (50+ Employees)

Business Type of Business # of EmployeesCedar Hill Independent School District Public School District 1,025Wal-Mart Supercenter Retail & Grocery Store 436JCPenney Store Support Center Distribution Center 425City of Cedar Hill Municipal Government 360Super Target Retail & Grocery Store 180DMI Corporation Mechanical Contractor 150Dillard’s Department Store 125Home Depot Home Supply Store 125Western Cabinets Manufacturer of Cabinet Products 51Crestview Court Nursing & Rehabilitation Facility 120JCPenney Department Store 120Babe’s Chicken Restaurant 115Northwood University Private University 102Albertson’s Grocery Store 95Kroger Texas, LP Grocery Store 90P&W Quality Machine, Inc. Sheet Metal Fabricating 90Kohl’s Department Store 86Best Buy Store Retail Store 80MJB Wood Group Manufacturer of Wood Products 80Saltgrass Steak House Restaurant 80Sampco Manufacturer of Construction Sample Board 70Crescent Point Assisted Living & Nursing Home 70Sprouts Farmers Market Grocery Store 6524 Hour Fitness Fitness Facility 60Trinity Christian School Private Grade School 55Burger King Restaurant 55Johnston Metal Products Metal Distribution 54Old Navy Retail Store 54Central States Manufacturing Manufacturer of Metal Building Components 52Dick’s Sporting Goods Retail Store 51Masco Corporation/Quality Doors Manufacturer 50Razzoo’s Restaurant 50PepWear Custom Garment Manufacturer 50



CEDAR HILL BUSINESS PARK

Available property in the Cedar Hill Business Park is owned by the Cedar Hill Economic Development Corporation.The Business Park Includes:

Competitive and negotiable land • pricesRail-served sites & Non rail-• served sites1/4 mile from US HWY 67; easily • accessible to Interstate 20 and the future Loop 9 interchange

Current Property Owners Include:Dualite• Highway Intelligent Traffic • SystemsKRK Technologies• Martin Apparatus• Metals Supply• Metals USA• MJB Wood Group• PepWear• TxDOT•

850 Mt. Lebanon Road, Cedar Hill, TX



UTILITIES & COMMUNICATIONWATER SUPPLIERCity of Cedar Hill$7.00 for the first 1,000 gallons$4.98 for each 1,000 gallons up to 50,000 gallons$4.93 for each 1,000 gallons after 50,000 gallonsCommercial Deposits = $60 for all sizesUtility Billing Department: (972) 291-5100 x1200Public Works Department: (972) 291-5126 x2806

SEWER SUPPLIERCity of Cedar Hill$7.25 per first 1,000 gallonsPublic Works Department: (972) 291-5126 x2806After-Hours Emergency: (972) 780-6643

COMMERCIAL REFUSEWaste ManagementRates vary depending on volume and service, starting at $16.60 per month for normal trash bags, etc.(972) 315-5400

GAS SUPPLIERAtmos Gas36’ Transmission lines, pressure 720 psigDistribution Pressure:30 psig (winter),10 psig (summer)1,000 - 1,050 BTU averageGeneral Information: (800) 621-1867Gas Leak: (800) 817-8090

INTERNET & DATA TRANSFERBoth fiber and copper lines are available to all sites in the Cedar Hill Business Park and other industrially-zoned sites. Service lines will be provided by AT&T into business conduit at no extra charge up to a T1 level. At the T1 level, prices vary according to service contract options.

TELEPHONE & CABLE TVMultiple SuppliersBusiness lines, residential line, and 911 Emergency Services available through multiple suppliers.AT&T Service Center: (800) 286-8313Time Warner Service Center: (972) 445-5555

ELECTRICITY SUPPLIEROncor ElectricThe transmission and distribution of electricity is provided by Oncor Electric.General Information: (888) 313-6862Power Outages (24 hrs): (888) 313-4747 For a list of residential and commercial electric providers, visit www.powertochoose.org or call (866) 797-4839.



TRANSPORTATIONCEDAR HILL IS...

20 minutes southwest of downtown Dallas• 40 minutes from downtown Fort Worth•

MAJOR THOROUGHFARES INCLUDE:IH-20: Shreveport is 3 hours to the east; El • Paso is 10 hours to the westIH-35E: Oklahoma City is 4 hours to the • north; Austin is 3.5 hours to the southIH-45: Houston is 4 hours to the south • US-287 provides easy access to IH-35E to the southUS 67 intersects IH-35W to the south• FM 1382 in Cedar Hill intersects IH-20•

REGIONAL AIRPORTS:Dallas/Fort WorthInternational Airport (DFW)30 Minutes from Cedar HillDFW Airport, Arlington, Texas(972) 547-8888 www.dfwairport.com

Dallas Love Field (DAL)25 Minutes from Cedar Hill808 Cedar Springs Road, Dallas, Texas(214) 670-6073 www.dallas-lovefield.org

Dallas Executive Airport (RBD)10 Minutes from Cedar Hill5303 Challenger, Dallas, Texas(214) 670-7612 www.airnav.com/airport/RBD

Arlington Municipal Airport (GKY)5000 South Collins Street, Arlington, Texas(817) 459-5570 www.airnav.com/airport/GKY

Lancaster Municipal Airport (LNC)730 Ferris, Road, Lancaster, Texas(972) 227-5721 www.airnav.com/airport/LNC

RAIL:BNSF Railway serves industrial areas in Cedar Hill.(888) 428-2673 www.bnsf.com

CEDAR HILL TRUCKING COMPANIES:Acme Truck Line Inc.1232 N Hwy. 67, Cedar Hill, Texas(972) 263-3902

Deboer Inc.1450 American Way, Cedar Hill, Texas(972) 293-4700

Pegasus Transportation Group1675 American Way, Cedar Hill, Texas(972) 293-8561

Midway Regional Airport (JWY)131 Airport Drive, Midlothian, Texas(972) 923-0080 www.mid-wayregional.com



BUSINESS INCENTIVES

The City of Cedar Hill and the Cedar Hill Economic Development Corporation team understand the unique and confidential needs of business and developers. To facilitate and encourage develop-ment, the City offers progressive economic development incen-tives.

LOCAL INCENTIVESType A Sales Tax Fund These funds can be used to attract new business development, assist with expansions, or provide related infrastructure. (A devel-opment assistance package can be used by the company to meet location and development costs in Cedar Hill.) An application and further explanation of this program are provided to potential ap-plicants, and projects are considered on a case-by-case basis.

Triple Freeport Tax Exemption on “In transit” InventoryTexas communities tax business inventory at the same rate as land, buildings and equipment. However, Texas communities can offer Triple Freeport Exemption from all local taxing authorities, city, county and school district. Cedar Hill grants the Triple Free-port Exemption from the City of Cedar Hill, Dallas County and the Cedar Hill Independent School District. The exemption ap-plies to inventory that is shipped out of Texas within 175 days, and it provides a substantial savings for interstate shippers that turn inventory several times a year.

Tax Abatements The City of Cedar Hill considers tax abatements to eligible devel-opments, based upon the new tax base value the project will add to Cedar Hill and based upon the number and type of jobs the project will save or create. An application and further explanation of the program guidelines are provided to potential applicants.

Tax Exempt FinancingCedar Hill has established the Cedar Hill Industrial Development Corporation to provide the conduit for issuing tax-exempt in-dustrial revenue bonds for manufacturing company developments that meet state and federal guidelines. Potential projects are con-sidered by the city’s bond counsel.

Job TrainingCedar Hill offers all of the training programs available to compa-nies through the state of Texas. These training programs include those offered through the Texas Workforce Commission and Skills

Development Fund. The Dallas County Community College Sys-tem, including the new Cedar Valley College at Cedar Hill, and Northwood University in Cedar Hill are prepared to assist com-panies to develop specific skills.

Corporate Relocation AssistanceThe Cedar Hill Economic Development Corporation assists com-panies not only in matters related to business (related or sup-port services and products) but also personal and family services including school, house availability, local banks, churches or syna-gogues, shopping, clubs and organizations, medical services, arts and culture, etc.

Cedar Hill Business ParkCedar Hill Business Park is owned and operated by the Cedar Hill Economic Development Corporation. Land is offered at competi-tive prices and real estate commissions are paid.

STATE INCENTIVESTexas Enterprise FundThe Texas Enterprise Fund can be used for a variety of economic development projects, including infrastructure development, com-munity development, job training programs and business incen-tives.

Texas Capital FundThe Texas Capital Fund Infrastructure and Real Estate Programs provide a way for an eligible applicant to receive funds to make infrastructure and/or real estate improvements to support a spe-cific business that is expanding or beginning operations in the ap-plicant’s jurisdiction. The business must create or retain jobs for Texans.

Skills Development FundThe Skills Development Fund, offered through the Texas Work-force Commission, assists businesses and trade union by financing the design and implementation of customized job training projects at public community colleges or technical colleges.

Emerging Technology FundThe Emerging Technology Fund was created by the state to attract in-vestment in cutting-edge research and technology. Projects are eligible for funding if they will result in the creation of high quality new jobs and have the potential to result in a medical or scientific breakthrough.



BUSINESS RETENTION & EXPANSION PROGRAM

A Business Retention and Expansion Program (BREP) is a community-based program used to open lines of communication and build relationships with local busi-ness. The program promotes job growth by helping communities identify concerns and barriers in the sur-vival and growth of local businesses.

The approach focuses on local businesses because studies show that up to 80% of new job growth comes from existing businesses, rather than new firms that have been attracted to the area. In addition, business attraction efforts are also more likely to be successful when existing businesses are happy with the local busi-ness climate.

ANNUAL ECONOMIC BUSINESS FORUMAs part of the program, an Annual Economic Develop-ment Business Forum is held every fall to update busi-nesses on things going on in the City that will impact the community and local economy. It is also a chance for us to show our appreciation to local businesses for being in Cedar Hill.

BUSINESS VISITSThe most important element in a BREP program are the visits made to area businesses. These visits are meant to build a rela-tionship between business leaders and the Cedar Hill Economic Development Corporation (EDC), so that as obsta-cles arise, they know they can turn to the EDC for assistance.

To schedule a business visit, or for more information about this program, please contact Michaela Dollar at (972) 291-5132 x2 or email [email protected].

COMMUNITY PARTNERSBest Southwest Small Business

Development Center 207 N Cannady DriveCedar Hill, TX 75104

www.cedarvalleycollege.edu/sbdcRussell Wyrick, Director

(972) 860-7893

Cedar Hill Chamber of Commerce300 W Houston StreetCedar Hill, TX 75104

www.cedarhillchamber.org Amanda Skinner, President

(972) 291-7817

Cedar Valley College Continuing Education3030 North Dallas Avenue

Lancaster, Texas 75134-3705www.cedarvalleycollege.edu/continuingeducation.html

Bill Wells, Training Consultant(972) 860-8206

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CEDAR HILL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT(IN PERCENTAGES)

Cedar Hill ISD is a RECOGNIZED 5A district with 8,170 students and 14 schools. It has approximately 1,025 employees including 500 teachers, and had 522 seniors graduate in 2012. Out of those, 87 seniors where from the Collegiate High School and graduated with an Associates Degree in addition to their high school diploma. The district is the largest employer in the city of Cedar Hill.

In 2008, the ISD District Offices moved into the new Cedar Hill Government Center with the City of Cedar Hill municipal government offices. Their partnership was the first of its kind in the state, and provides a unique opportunity for all facets of the community to work together to deliver quality services to the citizens of Cedar Hill.

Cedar Hill ISD has a Board of Trustees that is comprised of seven at-large positions by place. Trustees serve three-year staggered terms. Regular board meetings are held on the second Monday of the month at the T.W. Turk Cannady Cedar Hill Room located in the

Municipal Government Center. The public is welcome to attend. For more information, please visit www.chisd.com.

School Grade RatingBessie Coleman Middle School 7-8 ExemplaryBray Elementary K-4 ExemplaryCedar Hill Collegiate High School 10-12 ExemplaryCedar Hill High School 10-12 AcceptableDisciplinary Alternative Education Program

5-12 Acceptable

High Pointe Elementary K-4 RecognizedHighlands Elementary K-4 ExemplaryJoe Wilson Intermediate 5-6 RecognizedLake Ridge Elementary K-4 RecognizedNinth Grade Center 9 AcceptablePermenter Middle School 7-8 AcceptablePlummer Elementary K-4 AcceptableWaterford Oaks Elementary K-4 RecognizedWest Intermediate 5-6 Recognized

CEDAR HILL ISD SCHOOLS

Cedar Hill Independent School District 285 Uptown Boulevard, Building 300

Cedar Hill, TX 75104972-291-1581 www.CHISD.net.

Less than 9th Grade, 3.97

Some High School, No

Diploma, 5.75

High School Graduate or GED,

24.33

Some College, No Degree, 27.10

Associate Degree, 8.10

Bachelor's Degree, 21.07

Master's Degree, 7.79

Professional School Degree,

0.69Doctorate

Degree, 1.21



COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES IN CEDAR HILLNORTHWOOD UNIVERSITY1114 W FM 1382, Cedar Hill, TX 75104972-291-1541www.Northwood.edu/TX/

Northwood University was established in Cedar Hill in 1966 and is located on a 350-acre campus in the beautiful wooded hills near Joe Pool Lake and the Cedar Hill State Park. The campus includes student housing, activity centers, and baseball and soccer fields.

Northwood offers Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degrees in three areas including Accounting, Management, and Marketing with 11 available areas of concentration. In addition, they also offer an evening program for a Masters in Business Administration.

CEDAR VALLEY CENTER AT CEDAR HILL207 N Cannady Road, Cedar Hill, TX 75104972-860-7800 - campus972-860-7894 - SBDCwww.CedarValleyCollege.edu

Cedar Valley Center at Cedar Hill, as part of the Dallas County Community College District, offers state-of-the-art job training facilities including free counseling, research assistance, job skill assessment, distance learning, teleconferencing, and business counseling through the Small Business Development Center. Traditional classes in technology, business, art, medical, language, real estate, and law enforcement are also available. The Continuing Education Program provides opportunities for personal and professional development, skill improvements and upgrading, cultural enrichment, and recreational enjoyment for all ages on a non-credit basis.

UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX305 W FM 1382, Ste 566Cedar Hill, TX 75104469-526-1052www.Phoenix.edu

STRAYER UNIVERSITY610 Uptown Boulevard, Ste 3500Cedar Hill, TX 75104469-454-3400www.Strayer.edu



AREA COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES

Cedar Valley College*3030 N Dallas Avenue, Lancaster, TX 75134972-860-8201 www.cedarvalleycollege.edu

Dallas Baptist University300 Mountain Creek Parkway, Dallas, TX 75211214-333-7100 www.dbu.edu

Graduate Institute of Applied Linguistics7500 W Camp Wisdom Road, Dallas, TX 75236972-708-7340 www.gial.edu

Mountain View College*4849 W Illinois Avenue, Dallas, TX 75211214-860-8680 www.mountainviewcollege.edu

Navarro College - Midlothian Campus899 Mt. Zion Road, Midlothian, TX 76065972-775-7200 www.navarrocollege.edu

University of North Texas - Dallas7300 Houston School Road, Dallas, TX 75241972-780-3600 www.unt.edu/unt-dallas/

Baylor College of Dentistry3302 Gaston Avenue, Dallas, TX 75246214-828-8100 www.tambcd.com

Baylor University School of Nursing3700 Worth Street, Dallas, TX 75246214-820-3361 www.baylor.edu/nursing

El Centro College*801 Main Street, Dallas, TX 75202214-860-2037 www.elcentrocollege.edu

Paul Quin College3837 Simpson Stuart Road, Dallas, TX 75241214-376-1000 www.pqc.edu

Southern Methodist University6504 Airline Road, Dallas, TX 75205214-768-2000 www.smu.edu

Southwestern Assemblies of God University1200 Sycamore Street, Waxahachie, TX 75165888-YES-SAGU www.sagu.edu

University of Texas at Arlington701 S Nedderman Drive, Arlington, TX 76019817-272-2011 www.uta.edu

UT Southwestern Medical Center2201 Inwood Road, Dallas, TX 75235214-648-3111 www.swmed.edu

Brookhaven*3939 Valley View Lane, Farmers Branch, TX 75244972-860-4700 www.brookhavencollege.edu

Eastfield College*3737 Motley Drive, Mesquite, TX 75150972-860-7002 www.eastfieldcollege.edu

North Lake College*5001 N MacArthur Boulevard, Irving, TX 75038972-273-3000 www.northlakecollege.edu

Texas Christian University2800 S University Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76129817-257-7000 www.tcu.edu

Texas Wesleyan University1201 Wesleyan Street, Fort Worth, TX 76105800-580-8980 www.txwesleyan.edu

University of Texas at Dallas8542 Spring Valley Road, Dallas, TX 75240469-330-7087 www.utdallas.edu

LESS THAN 15 MINUTE DRIVE

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*Dallas County Community College

Cedar Hill, TexasCedar Hill, TexasCedar Hill, TexasCedar Hill, TexasCOMMUNITY


GOVERNMENT & TAXESThe City of Cedar Hill municipal offices are located at the Cedar Hill Government Center and are open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The physical and mailing address is:

City of Cedar Hill285 Uptown Boulevard, Building 100

Cedar Hill, Texas 75104Main Phone: 972-291-5100

www.CedarHillTX.com

CITY COUNCILThe City of Cedar Hill is a ‘Home Rule City’ with a Council-Manager form of government. Under this form of government, the elected City Council sets the policies for the City’s operation. The administrative re-sponsibility of the City rests with the City Manager who is appointed by the City Council. The City Council consists of seven members - one Mayor and six Coun-cil members.

CITY COUNCIL MEMBERSMayor Rob Franke

Mayor Pro Tem Daniel C. Haydin, Jr.Stephen Mason Chris ParvinClifford R. Shaw Cory SpillmanWallace Swayze

BOARDS & COMMISSIONSBoard of Adjustments• Building Appeals and Advisory Board• Community Development Corporation Board• Economic Development Corporation Board• Main Street Development Board• Parks and Recreation Board• Planning and Zoning Commission• Tri-City Animal Shelter Advisory Committee• Tourism Advisory Board• Zula B. Wylie Library Board•

For more information on contacting City Council mem-bers, or serving on a board or commission, contact the City Secretary’s Office at 972-291-5100 x1011.

TAX RATESCity 0.685880Cedar Hill ISD 1.440000Dallas County 0.243100School Equalization (Dallas County) 0.010000Parkland Hospital (Dallas County) 0.271000Dallas County Community Colleges 0.099670Ellis County 0.413599Local Sales/Use Tax 2.%State Sales Tax 6.25%

Ad Valorem Tax is based on 100% of market value as appraised by the Dallas Central Appraisal District. City tax exemptions are given to persons 65 years and older for $30,000, and disabled persons based on the sever-ity of the disability. In addition, non-business vehicles are not taxed by the City.

Dallas Central Appraisal District2949 North Stemmons Freeway, Dallas, TX 75247

214-653-7811 www.dallascad.orgDallas County Tax Office

500 Elm Street, Records Building, Dallas, TX 75202214-653-7811 www.dallascounty.org

Ellis County Appraisal District*400 Ferris Avenue, Suite 200, Waxahachie, TX 75165

972-937-3552 www.elliscad.orgEllis County Courthouse*

101 West Main Street, Waxahachie, TX 75165972-825-5000 www.co.ellis.tx.us



HEALTH & PUBLIC SAFETY

POLICE DEPARTMENT285 Uptown Boulevard, Cedar Hill, TX 75104Emergency: 9-1-1Police Dispatch: 972-223-6111Police Administrative: 972-291-5181Family, Youth & Victim Services: 972-293-1439Animal Control: 972-223-6111

Staff: 68 sworn police officers, 21 civilian employees

2011 Crime Rate: 23.01

Neighborhood ServicesHome Vacation Checks• Help End Auto Theft (HEAT) program• Neighborhood Crime Watch• Citizen’s Police Academy• Citizens on Patrol• Home Security Survey• Child Identification and Fingerprinting• Adult Fingerprinting• Police & Community Together (PACT) Team • PatrolChild Safety Seat Installation & Inspection•

FIRE DEPARTMENT1212 W Belt Line Road, Cedar Hill, TX 75104Emergency: 9-1-1Non-Emergency: 972-291-1011

Station No. 1 - 1212 W Belt Line RoadStation No. 2 - 1098 Clark RoadStation No. 3 - 1430 High Pointe LaneStation No. 4 - 1505 Lakeridge

Staff: 74 fire personnel

Insurance Services Office Rating:Rating #2 as of January 1, 2010

Neighborhood ServicesSmoke detectors• Fire Safety Presentations• Citizens Fire Academy•



HEALTH & PUBLIC SAFETY CONT.

HOSPITALSLocated just 6 miles north of Cedar Hill, Methodist Charlton Medical Center has served Southwest Dal-las County since 1975. With it’s newest expansion, the hospital now boasts 301 private and spacious patient rooms with amenities including flat screen TVs and wireless internet connections. Methodist has a staff of 1,343 people, with 241 physicians and 479 volunteers.

Areas of distinction include:Named a top performer by Centers for Medicare • & Medicaid Services (CMS)The highest rating, 5 stars, for clinical excellence • in maternity careLevel II Special Care Nursery• Comprehensive Cancer Program, including a full • range of sophisticated and progressive cancer treatment services Newly renovated Intensive Care Unit featuring • the latest equipment and technology A radiology department that offers sophisticated • diagnostic and treatment technologiesDiagnostic and interventional cardiology • A cardiac catheterization lab that serves as the • only full-service interventional cardiology center in southwest Dallas County Diagnostic radiology, digital mammography, and • interventional radiology The Methodist Joint Academy• One of only four Family Medicine Residency • programs in the areaMethodist Charlton Medical Center

3500 W. Wheatland Road, Dallas, Texas 75237214-947-7777 www.methodisthealthsystem.org

MEDICAL OFFICES & ASSISTED LIVINGCedar Hill is home to many private practice physicians and specialists, as well as larger family and urgent care facilities. In addition, Cedar Hill also has four assisted living/nursing home facilities totaling nearly 500 units.

Baylor Family Medicine294 Uptown Boulevard, Cedar Hill, TX 75104(972) 293-3569 www.cedarhilldoctors.com

CareNow Urgent Care345 N. Hwy 67, Cedar Hill, TX 75104(972) 956-5300 www.carenow.com

Methodist Family Health Center950 E. Belt Line Rd., Suite 100, Cedar Hill, Texas 75104

326 Cooper Street, Cedar Hill, Texas 75104972-291-7863 www.methodisthealthsystem.org

PrimaCare Medical Center642 Uptown Boulevard, Cedar Hill, TX 75104

(972) 637-5100 www.primacare.com



CITY SERVICESZULA B. WYLIE LIBRARY The Zula B. Wylie Library provides more than 65,000 recreational reading materials, audio-books, and other media items as well as access to over 70 online research databases. Other services include access to the internet, downloadable digital video, children’s programming, and a free meeting room.

Zula B Wylie Library225 Cedar Street, Cedar Hill, TX 75104972.291.7323 www.zulabwylielib.org

Hours of Operation:Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday: 10 am - 9 pm

Wednesday and Friday: 10 am - 6 pmSaturday: 10 am - 5 pm

PARKS & RECREATIONThe Cedar Hill Parks and Recreation Department is located at the Cedar Hill Government Center, and maintains 30 properties on approximately 692.25 acres of City property including:

7 community parks on 278.5 acres • 15 neighborhood parks on 110 acres • 4 special use parks on 272.75 acres • 4 green belts on 31 acres •

For more information and park locations: 972-291-5130 or www.cedarhilltx.com

CEDAR HILL RECREATION CENTERThe Cedar Hill Recreation Center is a 54,000 SF state-of-the-art facility providing a broad range of activities and services for all ages. The facility includes a gym, fitness and weight area, indoor track, specialized rooms, childcare area, and 5,400 SF of meeting space. The meeting space has access to a commercial kitchen and LCD projectors, and can also be divided into four rooms.

Cedar Hill Recreation Center310 E. Parkerville Road, Cedar Hill, TX 75104

972.293.5288 www.cedarhilltx.com

Hours of OperationMonday through Friday: 6 am - 10 pm

Saturday: 8 am - 6 pmSunday: 1 pm - 7 pm

CEDAR HILL SENIOR CENTERA full recreational and informational program is provided to senior citizens through the Parks & Recreations department. Activities include art lessons, crafts, card games, cholesterol and blood pressure testing, field trips, birthday parties, and monthly luncheon meetings.

Cedar Hill Senior Center1740 Mansfield Road, Cedar Hill, TX 75104

972.291.5353 www.CedarHillTX.com

Cedar Hill, TexasCedar Hill, TexasCedar Hill, TexasCedar Hill, TexasCOMMUNITYNEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES

Cedar Hill has several active neighborhood as-sociations and two Public Improvement Districts (PIDs). Through the Neighborhood Services De-partment, the City provides a network of ser-vices, programs, and events.

MY NEIGHBORHOOD ONLINETo better serve the City’s neighborhood organizations and enhance communication, Cedar Hill hosts MY NEIGHBORHOOD online, which features:

Neighborhood organization web pages on • the City’s website at www.cedarhilltx.comLinks to the organization’s official website• Neighborhood newsletters• Calendar postings• Community resources• Neighborhood photo album•

Neighborhood organizations currently registered for MY NEIGHBORHOOD online include:

Bent Creek• Cedar Trails• Creeks at Windmill Hill• Greenbriar Estates• Highlands North• Highlands South• High Pointe / PID #1• Hills of Lake Ridge• Kingswood• Lake Ridge at Joe Pool Lake• Meadows at High Pointe• Meadow Vista Estates• South Hills• Stonewood Heights North• Waterford Oaks / PID #2• Wild Flower• Wildwood at Lake Ridge• Winding Hollow•

PROGRAMSThe City Council supports the Neighborhood Services vision by providing programs that foster and strengthen the community.

Postage & PrintingA $400 allocation per year to assist registered neighborhood organizations with projects such as newsletters, event and meeting notices, membership recruitment, and more.Welcome BagsCan be filled with the lastest neighborhood newsletter or event flyer along with City brochures and homeowners’ organization membership forms.Neighborhood Matching GrantProvides matching funds for eligible neighborhood-sponsored projects on a 50/50 match basis, up to $1,000,NeighborWoods ®For a limited time each year, the City offers up to two free trees for residents to plant in front lawns throught the City.Premier Neighborhood AwardAnnual award presented by the City Council to recognize neighborhoods for achievement in communication, organizational activities, membership, community partnerships, and beautification.

ANNUAL EVENTSCitywide Block Party• Country Day on the Hill• National Night Out• Neighborhood BBQ Cook Off •

Citywide Block Party 2010


RECREATION & CULTUREECREATION & CULTURE



CEDAR HILL STATE PARKIn 1854, John Anderson Penn settled in the rugged cedar-covered hills of southwest Dallas County - an area known as the Cedar Mountains. Today, remnants of the original Penn Farm survive intact in the confines of Cedar Hill State Park, now the most visited state park in Texas.

Cedar Hill State Park is nearly 2,000 acres of scenic land, classified as an urban nature preserve located on the 7,500 acre Joe Pool Lake. The ruggedness and scenic beauty of the area combined with over 100 miles of shoreline and water based recreation activities on Joe Pool Lake make the park a major attraction for people from all over.

Cedar Hill State Park includes:Penn Farm Agricultural Historical Center• 355 R/V campsites with amenities• 30 primitive campsites• 15-mile Premier North Texas Mountain Bike • TrailOver 200 species of birds• Joe Pool Marina• Fishing and Water Sports• Group Picnic Facilities• Bait Shop• Wireless Internet Access (Wi-Fi)• Children’s and Family Programs•

For more information on Cedar Hill State Park, go to www.tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/findadest/parks/cedar_hill/.

DOGWOOD CANYONThe City of Cedar Hill has long recognized the value of sustainability, nature learning, and nature tourism. And, nowhere in North Texas can one find a greater opportunity than in Cedar Hill’s Dogwood Canyon. Located on a 270-acre site along FM 1382 between Northwood University and Cedar Hill State Park, Dogwood Canyon offers a unique juxtaposition of east

and west Texas flora and fauna. It was named for the extraordinary occurrence of flowering dogwood trees on the chalky limestone slopes.

Audubon Dallas has made a commitment to this unique area and will open the Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center by summer 2011. It is expected to attract 30,000-40,000 visitors annually from all across the country, including 10,000 schoolchildren. The buildings will include classrooms, visitors’ center, and meeting space and will be built using “sustainable” design and construction techniques. For more information, email [email protected].

CITY PARKS & SPORTS FACILITIESThe Cedar Hill Parks and Recreation Department maintains 30 public park properties on approximately 692.25 acres with lots of amenities including:

Municipal Swimming Pool• Baseball and Softball Diamonds• Tennis Courts• Soccer Fields• Picnic Tables & Benches• Football Fields• Playground Equipment• Basketball Courts• Community Center• Creative Playground• Walking Trails• Picnic Pavilion•

Cedar Hill State Park



Valley Ridge Park provides organized playing fields for softball, soccer, and football, three playgrounds, hike and bike trails, and an outdoor amphitheater that seats 2,000 people.

Crawford Park has a public swimming pool, picnic facilities, playground, tennis courts, basketball courts, and soccer practice fields with plenty of parking for events.

Lester Lorch Nature Preserve is a special use nature preserve with a challenging 36-hole disc golf course for tournaments and casual play, plus trails, ponds, and picnic tables.

For a parks map and information on all parks, go to www.cedarhilltx.com

GOLFTangle Ridge Golf Course lies on the edge of Cedar Hill’s Lakeridge sub-division overlooking beautiful Joe Pool Lake. This 18-hole championship public golf course features exciting elevation changes, Champions Bermuda Greens, tree-lined fairways, and water and sand hazards. This course caters to every player with each hole varying in length, bunkering, and style.

For more information and to schedule a tee time:Tangle Ridge Golf Club818 Tangle Ridge DriveGrand Prairie, TX 75052972-299-6837http://www.tangleridge.com/

SHOPPING & DININGWith over 3 Million square feet of retail development added since 1999 and 11 major shopping centers, Cedar Hill has a store for every style and a restaurant for every cuisine!

RECREATION & CULTURE CONT.

Uptown Village at Cedar Hill, Cedar Hill’s newest development, is an upscale lifestyle center featuring brand name stores and restaurants, as well unique boutique shopping and dining opportunities. In addition, there are play areas for the children, picnic tables, pet fountains, oversized chess and checkers, and even an interactive water play pad with free towel service. For more information, event listings, or a store directory visit www.uptownvillageatcedarhill.com.

Historic Downtown Cedar Hill has many unique and interesting places to visit. From the Historic District to the Old Town Corridors, you will discover treasures around every corner. You can even take a self-guided tour of historical landmarks by downloading the guide at www.cedarhilltx.com.

Downtown has a character all its own and personalized service is a hallmark of doing business here. There are a wide range of shops and services, as well as one-of-a-kind dining experiences. From antiques and jewelry to hardware and quilts, you’re sure to find what you’re looking for here in Historic Downtown Cedar Hill.

For a comprehensive Cedar Hill Visitor’s Guide visitwww.whycedarhill.com.

Uptown Village at Cedar Hill

Cedar Hill, TexasCedar Hill, TexasCedar Hill, TexasFILMING IN CEDAR HILL


Cedar Hill has a wide variety of beautiful topography and vegeta-tion, residential housing and neigh-borhoods, and retail and office establishments. Because of this and Cedar Hill’s vicinity to Dallas, there has been increased interest in filming in Cedar Hill. And now, the City is certified as a Film Friendly Community through the Texas Film Commission!

FILM FRIENDLY COMMUNITY CERTIFICATION

Through the Film Friendly Texas certification program, Texas communities learn about the production process and how to effectively work with filming requests. Certified communities have attended a day-long training workshop; passed a film policy approved by the Texas Film Commission; and sent location photos for inclusion in TexScout, the Texas Film Commission’s on-line location database. We’re proud of these cities for taking this initiative, and we encourage you to see what they have to offer.

- The Texas Film Commission, Office of the Governor

Contact us for:Questions about filming in Cedar Hill• A copy of the Cedar Hill Film Policy• A list of potential film locations, pictures, and • contact information

Contact the Cedar Hill Economic Development Department at 972-291-5132 or email

[email protected]

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City of Cedar Hill285 Uptown Blvd, Bldg 100

Cedar Hill, TX 75104972-291-5100 www.cedarhilltx.com

CITY DEPARTMENTSPublic Relations Manager 972-291-5100 x1032Accounts Payable 972-291-5100 x1060Administration 972-291-5100 x1117Animal Control 972-223-6111Building Permits/Inspections 972-291-5100 x1090City Secretary 972-291-5100 x1011Code Enforcement 972-291-5100 x1090Community Senior Center 972-291-5353Economic Development 972-291-5132Finance Department 972-291-5100 x1060Fire Department 972-291-5100 x2305Human Resources 972-291-5100 x1050Library 972-291-7323Municipal Court 972-291-5100 x1041Neighborhood Services 972-291-5100 x1084Parks & Recreation 972-291-5100 x1500Planning & Zoning 972-291-5100 x1081Police Department 972-291-5181Public Works 972-291-5100 x2803Purchasing 972-291-5100 x1064Recreation Center 972-293-5288Tri-City Animal Shelter 972-291-5335Utility Billing 972-291-5100 x1028Water Department 972-291-5100 x1028

Best Southwest Chamber of Commerce4041 W. Wheatland Road, Suite 156-340

Dallas, TX 75237972-780-4999 www.bestsouthwest.org

Best Southwest Small BusinessDevelopment Center

207 N Cannady DriveCedar Hill, TX 75104

972-860-7893 www.cedarvalleycollege.edu/sbdc

Cedar Hill Chamber of Commerce300 W Houston StreetCedar Hill, TX 75104

972-291-7817 www.cedarhillchamber.org

Cedar Hill Independent School District 285 Uptown Boulevard, Building 300

Cedar Hill, TX 75104972-291-1581 www.CHISD.com.

Cedar Valley College Continuing Education3030 N Dallas AvenueLancaster, TX 75134

972-860-8206www.cedarvalleycollege.edu/continuingeducation.html

Leadership Southwest4041 W Wheatland Road, Suite 156-340

Dallas, TX 75237972-296-0560 www.leadershipsw.com

Lake Ridge at Joe Pool Lake

Cedar Hill, TexasCedar Hill, TexasCedar Hill, TexasCedar Hill, TexasABOUT US


09-10 Board of Directors & Staff

CEDAR HILL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

The Cedar Hill Economic Development Corporation (EDC) is a Type A corporation operating within the City of Cedar Hill. The mission of the Cedar Hill EDC is to retain and expand business through a proactive retention and expansion program, attract desirable business and industry by foster-ing a business friendly environment, and aggressively market Cedar Hill utilizing a multi-faceted approach.

Recently, the Cedar Hill EDC was awarded the Certificate of Achievement for Eco-nomic Excellence by the Texas Economic Development Council for a “commitment to professional economic development by city administration, elected and appointed officials, and exemplary professional standards demonstrated by the economic development staff.”

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Board Member Term ExpiresGerald (Jerry) White, President 2014William (Bill) Strock, Vice President 2013Earl Wooten, III 2014Johnny Wallace 2014Michael Lemmon 2014David Wilson, Sr., Ex-Officio 2013Kenneth Govan, Ex-Officio 2013Lee Taylor, Ex-Officio 2013Amanda Skinner, Ex-Officio 2013

Board members must be residents of Cedar Hill. Board members apply through the City of Cedar Hill City Secretary’s office and are appointed by the City Council to serve on the Board.

Board meetings are the first Monday of each month at 6 p.m. in the Administrative Conference Room of the Cedar Hill Government Center, unless otherwise posted. Meeting agendas are posted at the entrance of the Government Center at least 72 hours prior to the start of the meeting. All meetings are open to the public.

EDC STAFFAllison J. H. Thompson, CEcD, EDFP - Director

972-291-5132 x3 [email protected]

Michaela Dollar - Marketing, Events, and Business Retention Manager

972-291-5132 x2 [email protected]

Louis Castillo - Executive Assistant972-291-5132 x1 [email protected]

MAILING ADDRESSCedar Hill Economic Development Corp.

285 Uptown Blvd, Bldg 100, Cedar Hill, TX 75104

Main Line: 972-972-5132 Fax: 972-291-5134www.cedarhilledc.com

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LOCATION & NOTES

Waterford Oaks East (Amended by Ord 2002-101)

Meadow Vista Estates Phase 3

NE Pleasant Run & Joe Wilson

SE Wintergreen & HWY 67

Lake Ridge Retail East

Lake Ridge Retail West

Cedar Hill Senior Housing L.P. (Primrose at Cedar Hill)

Waterford Oaks East

Legacy of Cedar Hill Phase II

Shenandoah (Briar Wood Place)

The Creeks (SF8.5) & The Ridge (SF15) at Windmill Hill

Waterford Oaks East Phase II

Bear Creek Ranch (Amended by Ord 2004-204)

Stonehill Estates

Hillcrest Retirement (Amended by Ord 2004-197)

409 Cedar Street Wedgeworth House

507 Clark Road

432 S Clark Road

Hillcrest Add Lot 4 (Retirement Cottages 1)

Texas Plume Rd. at Lorch Park (Escarpment Add.)

Bear Creek Ranch

Canyon at High Pointe

207 and 211 S Clark Road

Hillcrest Add Lot 5 (Retirement Cottages 2)

Uptown Village (Lifestyle Center)

Lots 14 & 15 Pleasant Run Farms

502 S. Clark

Lake Ridge 22-A

1000 Wintergreen Rd.

Hidden Lakes

Portion of Trinity Church

Waterford Oaks Southeast

Cresthaven Village Cottages Phase 2

NW/c Pleasant Run Rd. & Old Clark Rd.

Hillcrest Assisted Living & Memory Care

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Cedar Hill, TexasCedar Hill, TexasINDEX


AAbout Us, 27Airports, 12Assisted Living (see Healthcare)BBusiness Climate, 8-14Business Incentives, 13Business Retention & Expansion Program, 14CCedar Hill Business Park, 10Cedar Hill Economic Development Corporation (see

About Us)Cedar Hill Independent School District, 15City Council, 18City Services, 21-22Colleges & Universities, 16-17Community, 15-24Community Resources, 26Commute Times (see Workforce)Construction Permits, 8Crime Rate (see Public Safety)Culture (see Recreation & Culture)DDemographics, 2-7 Dining, 24EEconomic Development (see About Us)Education, 15-17Educational Attainment, 15Elevation, 1Employment, 4FFilming in Cedar Hill, 25GGolf (see Recreation & Culture)Government, 18Government (Type of), 1HHealthcare, 20Households, 7

Average IncomeAverage SizeBelow Poverty LevelBy IncomeMedian IncomeNumber ofType

Housing Values, 8Hospitals (see Healthcare)IIncentives (see Business Incentives)Income, 7

Average Household Income

By HouseholdsMedian Household IncomePer Capita Income*see also Occupational Wage

LLand Area, 1Library (see City Services)Location, 1, 12MMajor Employers, 9Maps, 28-30Medical Offices (see Healthcare)NNeighborhood Services, 22OOccupational Wage, 4PParks & Recreation (see City Services)Population, 2-3

By Age, 3By Gender, 3By Marital Status, 3By Race, 3Growth & Projections, 2

Public Safety, 19RRail, 12Recreation & Culture, 23-24SShopping, 24TTaxes, 18Thoroughfare Plan, 29Traffic Map, 30Transportation, 6, 12UUnemployment (see Employment)Utilities, 11WWeather, 1

Average Annual PrecipitationAverage Annual SnowfallAverage Annual Temperature

Workforce, 4-6By Class of Worker, 5By Occupation, 5Classification, 5Commute Pattern, 6Transportation, 6Travel time to Work, 6

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