Public Improvement Districts (PIDs)

Public Improvement Districts (PIDs) provide a development tool that allocates costs according to the benefits received. In time of declining city revenues, a PID can provide a means to fund supplemental services and improvements to meet community needs which could not otherwise be constructed or provided and be paid by those who most benefit from them.

PID 1 Downtown

Established in 1986, re-established June 23, 2009 for a 20-year term, expires Sept. 30, 2029.  Current rate is 0.10.

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PID 6 Park Glen

Established in 1998, life term, includes residential and commercial properties. Current rate is:  Commercial 0.0350 and residential 0.1750.

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PID 7 Heritage

Established in 2000, life term, includes residential and commercial properties. District is in the development stage. Current rate is:  Commercial 0.1100 and residential. 0.2100.    

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PID 8 Camp Bowie

Established in 2000, re-established Dec. 16, 2008, for a 10-year term. Commercial properties only. Current rate is 0.1000.

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PID 11 Stockyards

Established in 2003, life term. Current rate is 0.1200.

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PID 12 Chapel Hill

Established in 2004, life term, in development stage.

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PID 14 Trinity Bluff

Established June 16, 2009, for a 20-year term. Expires Sept. 30, 2029. District is in the development stage.

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PID 15 Sun Valley

Established in 2012, on August 21, 2012 for a 20-year term, expires Sept. 30, 2032. District is in the Development stage. Current rate is 0.27.

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Contact:

Sylvia Flores
PID Administrator
817.392.8550

More Information

• Guidelines  

Resources

• Texas Local Government Code Chapter 372 Improvement Districts in Municipalities and Counties, under Title 12.
• Tarrant Appraisal District (TAD)