Hurst Boulevard Vision
Hurst Boulevard Vision
The City of Hurst, in collaboration with the North Central Texas Council of Governments and the Texas Department of Transportation, is conducting a comprehensive corridor redevelopment plan. The study area is State Highway 10 bounded by Interstate 820 to the west and Bell Flight Boulevard to the east. Hurst Boulevard Vision is a plan that will evaluate adjacent land uses and opportunities for connecting multi-modal transportation to the corridor. This website will be a tool for online public engagement, access to relevant project materials, and updates to plan status and upcoming events. NCTCOG is funding this study to support regional goals advancing multi-modal transportation, safety, and economic development along the existing TxDOT State Highway 10 roadway. It’s important to note that once a vision is established, partners from all sectors must work together for plans to move forward and the vision to be brought to fruition. There are many factors that could impact the execution of the plan, but we are focused on doing what we can to stimulate redevelopment in this area based on the community’s needs and priorities.
Online Input Opportunity - Participate Now!
The project team is seeking feedback on the draft recommendations for the Hurst Boulevard/SH 10 Corridor Plan. There are two ways to participate:
Online Survey: Provide your thoughts on the recommended topics and strategies related to Mobility & Connectivity, Safety & Accessibility, Economic Prosperity, and Sense of Place. Estimated time to complete the survey is 10 to 15 minutes.
Interactive Map: Provide comments on the draft corridor recommendations on an interactive web map. Estimated time to interact with the map is 5 to 10 minutes.
Both of these input opportunities will be available until December 31, 2025. To view the open house boards from the public meeting held on November 17, 2025, please visit the Meetings tab.
Plan Study Area Map
Tentative Project Schedule
