The Fulshear Economic Development Corporation held a meeting on April 21, 2025, where several key updates and decisions were discussed regarding city infrastructure and economic policies.

One of the primary topics was the progress of the water plant, which is now 69% complete, and the elevated storage tank, which is 94% complete and currently being filled with water. This development is crucial for maintaining water pressure in the system during the summer months.

The board also amended the master fee schedule for facility rentals to ensure that costs, such as electricity and maintenance, are adequately covered. This review aims to prevent financial losses associated with facility use.

Additionally, an ordinance was approved for a special use permit for a wireless communications tower in the Industrial District. The meeting also included a significant amendment to Chapter 28 of the consolidated development ordinances, which involved 16 changes aimed at regulating zoning and development more effectively.

A notable point of discussion was the adoption of an incentive policy by the city, which is expected to support economic development initiatives. The policy will soon be made available on the city’s website for public access.

Concerns were raised regarding the timeline for the Harris Street project, which has faced delays due to a contractor injury and necessary sewer line work. The board acknowledged the need for more frequent updates on this project, as stakeholders expressed frustration over the lack of communication regarding its status.

Overall, the meeting highlighted ongoing efforts to enhance Fulshear's infrastructure and economic landscape while addressing community concerns about project timelines and financial management. Further updates are anticipated in the coming months as developments progress.