Cities grow and cities shrink and eventually, cities adjust their boundaries accordingly. Effective October 1, 2015, numerous cities in Texas are either annexing or disannexing neighboring areas.
The following cities have upcoming boundary changes:
- Abernathy
- Angleton
- Anna
- Austin
- Bee Cave
- Bryan
- Canadian
- Celina
- College Station
- Corpus Christi
- Easton
- Ennis
- Fulshear
- Hallettsville
- Hempstead
- Houston
- Kerrville
- Lakeside
- Lakeway
- Leander
- Little Elm
- Lufkin
- Marble Falls
- McAllen
- McKinney
- Midland
- Needville
- New Waverly
- Northlake
- Prosper
- Rock Round
- San Angelo
- Scottsville
- Waller
The following special purpose districts also have upcoming boundary changes:
- Fort Bend County Assistance District 2
- Fort Bend County Assistance District 6
Businesses that make sales in or near any of the above are advised to contact the cities directly for additional information. Contact information and annexation/disannexation ordinance numbers are available here.
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