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Perry served in public office in Ellis County for over two decades. However, he had become active in conservative politics during his college days. ....
In a unanimous vote, the Ellis County Commissioners Court approved a tax abatement agreement with the owners of about 54 acres, Old Fort Worth Road, LLC, on Tuesday, Aug. 23. ....
New facility expected to add jobs, value to county by end of 2022 Waxahachie Daily Light Mirroring what the Midlothian City Council approved a week ago, Ellis County Commissioners on Tuesday unanimously approved a property tax abatement and performance agreement for SunOpta Grains and Foods Inc. for its planned new facility in Midlothian’s RailPort Business Park. The Commissioners’ Court approved an 8-year tax abatement agreement with SunOpta that will begin at the end of 2022, when the proposed facility is expected to be complete. The abatement amount will be 65 percent for the first four years, and 55 percent for the next four years. The abatement will apply only to new taxable value and to real property; inventory will be taxed at the full rate. ....
Development in Midlothian’s RailPort expected to add $200M in assessed value Waxahachie Daily Light Ellis County Commissioners saved their most impactful agenda item for the end on Tuesday afternoon during their regular bi-weekly meeting, as they conducted a public hearing on the county’s portion of a tax abatement for a major new industrial operation. County Judge Todd Little said a vote on approval will be conducted during the Commissioners’ Court’s May 4 meeting. The Midlothian City Council was expected to conduct a similar hearing and a vote during its Tuesday night regular meeting. The abatement would cover a tax investment reinvestment zone, or TIRZ, created recently by the city of Midlothian for an approximately 30-acre lot at the southeast corner of Power Way and Brookhollow Drive in the RailPort Business Park. ....
TSTC Precision Machining Technology program training students to fill area jobs Daily Light report RED OAK Texas State Technical College’s Precision Machining Technology program teaches students the skills they need to walk into any company that hires precision machinists and begin work. “If it’s man-made, we (machinists) made some or all of it in the process of its production,” said Darren Block, statewide lead instructor for TSTC’s Precision Machining Technology program. Texas had more than 28,500 machinists in May 2019 making an annual mean wage of $46,420, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. TSTC’s Precision Machining Technology program teaches students the skills to operate grinders, metal lathes and milling machines. Students work on both manual and computer numerical controlled machines and design parts using SolidWorks. ....