Brochure

JARRELL
Come grow with us...
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Overview
Location map
City of Jarrell Boundaries map
City of Jarrell Land Use map
Demographics
Government
Schools - JISD
Schools - Universities
Housing
Healthcare facilities
Healthcare map
Area growth
Employment - Statistics
Employment - Major Jarrell Employers
Employment - Williamson County Jobs
by Industry
Income
Taxes
Taxes
Incentives
Contacts
Appendix
Recharge Zone
Zoning
Traffic Count Map
Overview
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As President of the Jarrell Economic Development Corporation, I’d like to thank you for your
interest in Jarrell. If you are considering an expansion project or starting a new business,
there are a few things about Jarrell that I would like you to know.
First is that the city government and Boards share a common vision and their combined
efforts are focused on “Creating Reality from Vision”. The leadership of this community is
focused on the goal of preserving our values and strengthening the economic tie that binds
us together. We want this to be a great place for families to live, work, and play.
Second, we like to say that we are centrally located on Interstate Highway 35. The
importance of IH-35 is its link in the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA. Under
NAFTA, transportation and trade flow fluidly from Canada to Mexico. NAFTA was signed in
1994 by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, and has become the largest trade bloc in the
world. Jarrell sits right on top of it.
Third, and closer to home, Jarrell is fortunate to be at most 3.5 hours from some of the most
significant consumer bases and manufacturing bases in Texas. Austin, San Antonio, Dallas/Ft.
Worth, and Houston, internationally recognized economic development engines, are driving
business opportunities through and to Jarrell.
Beyond our location and transportation benefits, there is an abundance of reasonably priced
land with favorable topography, the availability of a significant quality labor force, and a
community that is focused on directing its growth in a positive manner. Incentives are
available for the goal of expanding the economic base of Jarrell with a desire to bring in
more who share the values of Jarrell. The leadership in place is ready to develop the
relationships necessary to make this happen.
The Jarrell Independent School District has outstanding leadership, and is growing, fueled
by continually growing subdivisions in all quadrants of the community. Known for its laid
back lifestyle, more families are calling Jarrell home. And with the arrival of new citizens,
come the opportunities for entrepreneurs to play their role in growing Jarrell.
We like it here; we like our options, and we are poised to grow together. With this brochure
we hope that you can see that All Roads Lead to Jarrell. If you would like more information,
then come visit us and we will be happy to show you the opportunities in Jarrell, Texas.
Wayne Cavalier
President
Jarrell Economic Development Corporation
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DEMOG
OVERVIEW
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RAPH
ICS
The City of Jarrell and the school district show signs of healthy population growth. The growth
outlook is very positive as Jarrell resides on the northern boundary of one of the fastest growing
MSAs in the nation, the Austin-Round Rock MSA.
2010
Census
Summary
2013
Estimate
2018
Forecast
Increase
2013
Estimate
Population
9,344
10,245
9.6%
12,491
21.8%
Households
4,031
4,420
9.7%
5,352
21.1%
Families
2,859
3,133
9.6%
3,794
21.1%
Average Household Size
2.32
2.32
0.0%
2.33
0.4%
Median Age
51.7
52.5
1.5%
54.1
3.1%
Owner Occupied Housing Units
3,532
3,873
9.7%
4,689
21.7%
Renter Occupied Housing Units
499
547
9.7%
663
14.9%
Median Household Income
$55,122
$58,524
6.2%
$61,439
5.0%
Average Household Income
$66,863
$69,317
3.7%
$73,544
6.1%
Per Capita Income
$28,847
$29,907
3.7%
$31,511
5.4%
The chart below reflects that Jarrell’s growth is trending, percentage wise, at a greater rate than that of
Texas and nationally. In addition, the 2013 population is 48% male and 52% female.
Population Change
Jarrell
Texas
USA
% Change
% Change
% Change
1980 Census
1990 Census
28.50%
19.90%
10.60%
2000 Census
90.40%
22.80%
13.20%
2010 Census
100.70%
20.60%
9.70%
2014 Projection
8.60%
5.80%
2.70%
2019 Projection
12.10%
7.80%
3.90%
2010
Census
Population by Race/Ethnicity
Number
White
2013
Estimate
Percent
Number
2018
Forecast
Percent
Number
Percent
8,221
88.0%
9,015
88.0%
10,990
88.0%
154
1.6%
168
1.6%
208
1.7%
Native American
38
0.4%
41
0.4%
50
0.4%
Asian
81
0.9%
88
0.9%
106
0.8%
8
0.1%
10
0.1%
12
0.1%
Two or More
184
2.0%
202
2.0%
246
2.0%
Other Race
658
7.0%
722
7.0%
879
7.0%
1,674
17.9%
1,906
18.6%
2,486
19.9%
Black
Hawaiian / Pacific Islander
Hispanic Origin (any race)
Source on all tables: Sites on Texas 2.0
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GOVER
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MEN
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Incorporation:
Jarrell is a General Law City Type A, incorporated in 2001, with
an incorporated area of 1.67 square miles. The extraterritorial
jurisdiction (ETJ) for Jarrell contains 14.28 square miles.
City Council:
2% Sales Tax Distribution
The City Council meets on the 4th Tuesday of the month at 7
p.m. in the City Council Chambers located at 161 Town Center
Blvd. in Jarrell. The Mayor and Council serve two-year terms,
with annual elections held in November.
4A EDC
0.125
Street Maintenance
0.125
City of Jarrell
0.500
Property Tax Offset
0.250
Planning and Zoning:
The Planning and Zoning Commission meets annually in
October. The five-member board serves 2-year terms. Unified
Development Code, approved by the City Council, can be
viewed online at the City’s website at www.cityofjarrell.com
The City Council acts as the Zoning Board of Adjustments and
meets as needed.
Road Committee:
Taxes:
The city sales tax is 2% and is divided
with 1% going to the City, .5% to
Property Tax Offset, .25% to Street
Maintenance, and .25% to 4A EDC.
Reference the Taxes section for
additional information.
The Road Committee meets as needed. The seven-member
committee serves 2-year terms.
County Seat:
The U.S. Census Bureau lists Williamson County with an
estimated 2013 population of 471,014. This makes Williamson
County one of the fastest growing counties in the nation and is
an 11% increase over the Census Bureau’s estimated 2010
figures. Williamson County is easily the second most populous
county, behind Travis County, in the Austin MSA. Georgetown
serves as the County Seat.
County Offices:
For a complete listing of all County office locations, hours of
operation, and services provided, go to http://www.wilco.org.
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SCHO
Jarrell Independent School District
OLS
From crayons to college, education has long been a to priority for residents of the Jarrell Independent
School District. The academic success of the JISD is evident from the Gold Performance Awards for
commended academics from the Texas Education Agency.
While there is a focus on traditional educational programs, there is always a commitment to constantly
look for better ways to serve students and families. The Jarrell Independent School District encourages
you to become familiar with the district - where they strive to develop minds that think, hearts that care,
and hands that serve.
The Jarrell ISD has high expectations for all students and makes every effort to attract and retain the most
qualified teachers available who will enhance the positive image of its schools in the community. The
caring atmosphere provided by these teachers will help promote the positive self-image for the students
in the district. JISD will encourage positive staff morale by provide clean and attractive campuses while
students benefit from a low student to teacher ratio across the district. JISD teachers have an average of
12 years teaching experience.
JISD continues its incredible growth over an area that contains approximately 95 square miles and
includes 4 campuses; an elementary, intermediate, middle, and high school. District wide enrollment for
the 2014/15 school year was 1,230 students. District enrollment is projected to grow to 2,860 students
by 2023/24, or a 130% increase, averaging from 8.3% to 10.4% annually.
Educational Attainment for Jarrell
Educational Attainment Age 25+ (2014)
Hand-drawn Trade Area
Number
Percent
< Grade 9
322
4.20%
Grades 9 - 12
480
6.20%
High School
1,862
24.00%
Some College
1,939
25.00%
Associate Degree
614
7.90%
Bachelors Degree
1,571
20.30%
Graduate Degree
965
12.40%
7,753
100%
Total
Source: Sites on Texas 2.0
Jarrell Elementary School
Jarrell High School
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SCHO
OL S
UNIVERSITIES
The City of Jarrell is located in close proximity to an abundance of higher education campuses. Excellent
academic programs allow for continuing education for the existing labor force and make for an immediate
source of well-educated employees.
Four-year Colleges and Universities
Enrollment
Fall 2012
Graduates
Yr. ending June 2012
Assoc
Bach
Mast
Art Institute of Austin
1,555
32
129
Concordia University
2,568
11
241
DeVry University
277
50
Huston-Tillotson University
918
130
National American University
492
7
Doc
26
13
St. Edward's University
5,095
988
Southwestern University
1.394
280
Strayer University
1,098
Texas Lutheran University
1,315
262
34,225
5,395
1,322
74
3,287
478
82
17
707
29
24
52,186
8,821
3,104
1,372
16,820
5,379
1,463
Texas State University
University of Mary Hardin-Baylor
University of Phoenix
University of Texas at Austin
Grand Total
3
105,117
53
Enrollment
Fall 2012
12
Graduates
Yr. ending June 2012
<1 yr
Cert
Community Colleges and Technical Schools
Austin Community College
4
338
1 to
<2 yr
Cert
Assoc
Bach
43,315
42
785
1,789
Central Texas College
2,568
22,443
202
579
Everest Institute
1,063
Temple College
5,533
29
156
458
11 Other Institutions
2,324
195
712
396
20
74,678
468
3,026
5,572
20
Grand Total
794
Location
Baylor University
Prairie View A&M University
2,929
Enrollment
Fall 2012
Waco
15,364
Prairie View
8.336
Houston
6,484
Huntsville
18,461
Dallas
10,893
Ft. Worth
9,727
Texas A&M University-College Station
College Station
50,627
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi
10,508
Rice University
Sam Houston State University
Southern Methodist University
Texas Christian University
University of Houston
University of Texas at Arlington
University of Texas at San Antonio
Houston
62,816
Arlington
33,239
San Antonio
30,474
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H O US
I NG
HOUSEHOLD UNITS AND SIZE
The outlook for housing starts in Jarrell is excellent. Sonterra, on the east side of Jarrell has carried the load for
several years, but The HomePlace in northwest Jarrell came on line in 2013 and will ultimately add 315 homes
by 2016. The Meadows at Donahoe Creek in northeast Jarrell has announced this year and will add 400 homes
by 2018.
In Jarrell, home ownership versus renting is exceptional as well, as Jarrell far outpaces Williamson County and
the State. The Table below shows that as of the 2010 Census, 80.6% of those living in Jarrell owned their homes
versus 65% for the county and 57% for the state and it remains that way through the 2018 forecasts.
Households by Occupancy Trends
2010 CENSUS
2013 ESTIMATE
2018 FORECAST
Number
Percent
Number
Percent
Number
Percent
3532
80.60%
3,873
82.60%
4,689
85.40%
Renter Occupied
499
11.40%
547
11.70%
663
12.10%
Vacant
349
8.00%
270
5.80%
139
2.50%
4,381
4.00%
4,690
3.00%
5,491
100.00%
Owner Occupied
105,784
65.00%
116,004
66.50%
140,483
68.10%
Renter Occupied
46,822
28.80%
51,286
29.40%
62,158
30.10%
Vacant
10,167
6.20%
7,084
4.10%
3,670
11.50%
162,773
100.00%
174,374
100.00%
206,311
100.00%
Owner Occupied
5,685,353
57.00%
5,927,491
58.00%
6,488,841
59.30%
Renter Occupied
3,237,580
32.40%
3,375,469
33.00%
3,695,139
33.80%
Jarrell
Owner Occupied
Total Housing Units
Williamson County
Total
Texas
Vacant
1,054,503
10.60%
922,407
9.00%
761,383
7.00%
Total
9,977,436
100.00%
10,225,367
100.00%
10,945,363
100.00%
For those desiring to purchase their own home, the median cost of a home is significantly less in Jarrell as
compared to the rest of the area. From the Austin Association of Realtors MLS Summary for December 2013
YTD, the median sales price for a single family home in the Jarrell submarket is $120,000 versus YTD Single
Family Median Sales price for the entire Austin MLS market at $224,890.
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HEALT
WILLIAMSON/BELL COUNTY HEALTH
HCA
RE
There are extensive Williamson County medical facilities in close proximity to Jarrell with 764 acute beds available to the
community. Additionally to the north, Temple (Bell County) boasts a thriving biomedical community as it is home to a number of
healthcare centers, advanced health education, and biomedical research.
AREA MEDICAL FACILITIES:
Round Rock
Georgetown
Temple
23 miles south of Jarrell
10 miles south of Jarrell
25 miles north of Jarrell
Lone Star Circle of Care
2120 N. Mays #430 • Round Rock, TX
Phone: 877-800-5722
Georgetown Central Clinic
603 W. University • Georgetown, TX
Phone: 512-509-9550
Scott & White Continuing Care Hospital
546 North Kegley • Temple, TX
Phone: 254-215-0900
Reliant Rehabilitation Hospital Central
1400 Hesters Crossing • Round Rock, TX
Phone: 512-244-4400
Scott & White Clinic Georgetown
4945 Williams Drive • Georgetown, TX
Phone: 512-819-0500
Scott & White Memorial Hospital *
2401 South 31st Street • Temple, TX
Phone: 254-724-2111
Scott & White Memorial Hospital
300 University Blvd • Round Rock, TX
Phone: 512-509-0100
St. David’s Georgetown Hospital
2000 Scenic Drive • Georgetown, TX
Phone: 512-943-3000
* This hospital is the largest
multi-specialty practice in Texas, with
more than 500 physicians who care for
patients at the hospital and at 115
regional clinics throughout Central Texas.
Temple
The hospital complex includes the Scott &
25
miles
of Jarrell
White Children’s north
Hospital
that has the
only Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
between Dallas and Austin.
Seton Medical Center Williamson
Round Rock
201 Seton Parkway • Round Rock, TX
23
miles
south of Jarrell
Phone: 512-324-4000
St. David’s Round Rock Medical Center
2400 Round Rock Ave • Round Rock, TX
Phone: 512-341-1000
Cedar Park
28 miles southwest of Jarrell
Seton Cedar Park Regional Medical
Center
1401 Medical Parkway - Cedar Park, TX
Phone: 512-528-7000
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HEALT
190
317
Killeen
HCA
RE
53
Temple
WILLIAMSON/BELL COUNTY HEALTH
36
195
35
95
183
Jarrell
29
Georgetown
Georgetown
130
Cedar Park
Taylor
Taylor
79
Round
Round Rock
Rock
45
Healthcare in Williamson County
Acute Care Hospitals
Hospital
Location
Cornerstone Hospital of Austin/Round Rock
4681 College Park Dr., Round Rock
Forest Park Medical Center Austin
SH-45 & LaFrontera Blvd.
Reliant Central Texas
Scott & White Emergency Hospital-Cedar Park
2012 Inpatient
Discharges
Acute Beds
54
NA
1400 Hesters Crossing, Round Rock
75
1,179
900 E Whitestone Blvd., Cedar Park
8
NA
Scott & White Hospital - Taylor (formerly Johns Community Hospital)
305 Mallard Lane, Taylor
Scott & White University Medical Campus
300 University Blvd., Round Rock
Seton Family of Hospitals - Cedar Park Regional Medical Center
1401 Medical Parkway, Cedar Park
Seton Family of Hospitals - Seton Medical Center Williamson
201 Seton Parkway, Round Rock
St. David's Georgetown Hospital
2000 Scenic Dr., Georgetown
St. David's Round Rock Medical Center
2400 Round Rock Ave., Round Rock
Coming 2015
25
516
101
5,212
85
4,997
149
8,597
98
4,393
169
9,375
764
34,269
Other Health Facilities in Williamson County
Bluebonnet Trails MHMR
1009 N Georgetown Street, Round Rock
Mental Health
Georgetown Behavioral Health Institute
3101 S Austin Ave., Georgetown
Mental Health
Georgetown Clinic
603 W. University, Georgetown
Clinic
Georgetown Central Clinic
4945 Williams Dr., Georgetown
Clinic
Rock Springs
700 SE Inner Loop, Georgetown
Mental Health
Texas Acute & Psychiatric Hospitals 2013, May 2014 (Hospital Tracking Database) http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/chs/hosp/Hosp2.shtm
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In Jarrell, we’re creating reality from vision.
AREA G
ROW
TH
The reality is that we are located on Interstate 35, with short drives to three of the fastest growing Metropolitan
Statistical Areas (MSA) in the United States. From population to business concentrations, it is a definite plus to be
so close to Austin, San Antonio, and Dallas/Ft. Worth. And Jarrell families further benefit from the job markets so
near in Temple, Waco, and Killeen to the north and Georgetown, Round Rock, and Austin to the south.
The vision comes from City leaders that see what needs to be done with good planning and fiscally conservative
governance to support Jarrell’s future growth. It also comes from local developers and builders that know what
is takes to facilitate that growth.
An indicator of the success of the effort is with local sales tax collections. Per the Texas Comptroller’s 2014 data,
collections have increased 68% per year on average since incorporation in 2001. Even more dramatically, the
collections have increased on average 95% a year over the last three years ending 2014. And since incorporation,
the number of outlets reporting has grown 205%.
JARRELL TOWN CENTER
Jarrell Town Center is the City’s newest commercial development, spanning 46 acres along the IH 35 southbound
frontage road. The JTC is home to the Jarrell City Hall and to the tallest water tower in Texas providing ample fire
flow and storage capacity for new projects in Jarrell.

JTC is home to a large travel center, donut shop, family restaurant, retail strip center, a new 45,000 sf
grocery store and retail center looking to add other retail establishments
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JTC has excellent ingress/egress from IH35 and the frontage

Across FM 487 to the north, JTC has a neighboring subdivision, The Home Place at Jarrell. The Home
Place has 314 homesites with over 100 homes completed
SONTERRA WEST
Sonterra West is a 1,600-acre master plan community with two pools, several walking trails and parks, and home to
6,000 residences when completed.

There are over 1,300 existing homes, adding more than 225+ homes per year

Introducing “Lock and Leave” residences in 2016 with front yards maintained by a Condo Association

The Sonterra West 160 Unit apartment complex is under construction and expanding to over 300 units
mid 2016
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Sonterra West has over 60,000 s/f of retail space, housing multiple restaurants and various service
related businesses

There are two gated self-storage facilities, one climate controlled

Home to a state of the art fire station, Williamson County ESD #5, a 24 hour manned EMS station and
firehouse
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Labor Force Statistics
EMPLO
YME
NT
Jarrell is located in northern Williamson County, one of the fastest growing counties in the nation, and is well positioned to
draw from a large Labor Force. Jarrell is located on Texas’ major North-South Corridor, Interstate 35, with two major
Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSA) directly south, Austin/Round Rock, and directly north, Temple/Killeen.
The inflow/outflow diagram shows
the flow of workers into and out of
Jarrell. There are 1,339 workers that
live outside of Jarrell, but come to
Jarrell to work. There are 2,343 that
live in Jarrell, but leave the area to
work. Finally, there are 207 workers
that live and work in Jarrell. Within a
20 mile radius of Jarrell there are
approximately 83,000 workers with
58% of those falling between the
ages of 30 to 54.
Jarrell does draw from a very large
labor pool. The total labor force for
Travis County (immediately to the
south), Bell County (immediately to
the north), and Williamson County
was 1,009,124 according to the
Texas Workforce Commission in
2013. A short 20 mile commute can
draw from the heart of Killeen/Ft.
Hood, Temple to the north, and
Georgetown, Round Rock, and
Cedar Park to the south. A 40 mile
commute draws from the heart
Austin/Travis County.
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EMPLO
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NT
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Jarrell Major Employers:
Jarrell ISD
Bagliore Concrete
Keystone Concrete
Clawson Disposal
Espinoza Stone
5
4
10
3
Major Employers within the Jarrell ISD boundary
MAP Company
1
Jarrell ISD
2
3
Industry
Employees
Elementary & Secondary Schools
286
Bagliore Concrete
Poured Concrete Structure Contractors
200
Keystone Concrete Placement
Poured Concrete Structure Contractors
200
4
Espinoza Stone
Stone Mining & Quarrying
116
5
Clawson Disposal
Other Waste Collection
86
6
Cooper Stone Corp
Dimension Stone Mining & Quarrying
60
7
Cobra Stone
Dimension Stone Mining & Quarrying
50
8
Flying J Travel Plaza
Gasoline Stations & Convenience Stores
46
9
A J Brauer Stone Inc
Cut Stone & Stone Prod Manufacturing
45
10
Superior Stone
Dimension Stone Mining & Quarrying
40
11
Flasher Equipment Company
Traffic Safety and Control Products
40
12
McDonalds
Limited-Service Restaurants
38
13
Taylor Press Products Company
Metal Stamping
35
14
Simpson's Stone Co
Other Building Material Dealers
22
Jarrell Major Businesses:
Retail
Construction
Majority Employees:
Education
Mining
Retail
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EMPLO
YME
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WILLIAMSON COUNTY
TThe table below demonstrates the Williamson County workforce by industry sector. The majority of jobs
in the County are in: Retail, Wholesale, Accommodation and Food Services, and Health Care and Social
Assistance. According to TWC unemployment figures September 2014, Williamson County had an
unemployment rate of 4.3% compared to 5.0% for Texas, and 5.7% for the US.
# of
Companies
# of
Jobs
% of
Jobs
Avg
Weekly
Wages
Avg
Annual
Wage
NAICS
Industry
11
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting
32
129
0.1%
$560
$29,094
21
Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction
35
1,046
0.8%
$941
$48,932
22
Utilities
12
274
0.2%
$1,263
$65,650
23
Construction
853
8,806
6.3%
$909
$47,281
31-33
Manufacturing
331
7,286
5.2%
$2,176
$113,152
42
Wholesale trade
499
17,256
12.4%
$1,852
$96,291
44-45
Retail Trade
1,046
20,020
14.4%
$557
$28,938
48-49
Transportation and Warehousing
142
1,576
1.1%
$749
$38,948
51
Information
122
1,425
1.0%
$1,105
$57,447
52
Finance and insurance
536
6,249
4.5%
$1,246
$64,779
53
Real estate and rental and leasing
340
1,314
0.9%
$955
$49,634
54
Professional and technical services
1,190
8,050
5.8%
$1,202
$62,491
55
Management of companies and enterprises
22
356
0.3%
$1,741
$90,532
56
Administrative and waste services
497
8,091
5.8%
$705
$36,673
61
Educational services
134
1,711
1.2%
$668
$34,736
62
Health care and social assistance
950
12,793
9.2%
$788
$40,976
71
Arts, entertainment, and recreation
104
2,180
1.6%
$359
$18,655
72
Accommodation and food services
645
14,650
10.5%
$322
$16,744
81
Other services (except public administration)
737
5,174
3.7%
$771
$40,092
8,233
118,378
85.0%
$987
$51,337
160
20,833
15.0
$787
$40,918
Total Private Sector
Total Government
Source: Texas Workforce Commission, QCEW
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INCO
OVERVIEW
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According to 2013 estimates, the average
household income in Jarrell has increased from
the 2010 Census by almost 4% to $69,317. This
trails the average household income in
Williamson County of $81,854, but is level with
the average household income statewide of
$69,427.
The majority (52%) of Jarrell
households reported income levels between
$50,000 and $99,999.
2010 CENSUS
2013 CENSUS
2018 FORECAST
Households
4,031
4,420
5,352
Families
2,859
3,133
3,794
51.7
52.5
54.1
Median Household Income
Median Age
$55,122
$58,524
$61,439
Average Household Income
$66,863
$69,317
$73,544
2.32
2.32
2.33
Average Household Size
Households by Income
2010 CENSUS
2013 ESTIMATE
2018 FORECAST
Number
Percent
Number
Percent
Number
Percent
Less Than $10,000
105
2.60%
96
2.20%
113
2.10%
$10,000 - $14,999
132
3.30%
110
2.50%
76
1.40%
$15,000 - $19,999
112
2.80%
109
2.50%
147
2.80%
$20,000 - $24,999
106
2.60%
121
2.70%
119
2.20%
$25,000 - $29,999
162
4.00%
132
3.00%
145
2.70%
$30,000 - $34,999
220
5.40%
210
4.80%
168
3.10%
$35,000 - $39,999
344
8.50%
371
8.40%
343
6.40%
$40,000 - $44,999
318
7.90%
301
6.80%
495
9.30%
$45,000 - $49,999
277
6.90%
333
7.50%
388
7.20%
$50,000 - $59,999
471
11.70%
500
11.30%
616
11.50%
$60,000 - $74,999
492
12.20%
608
13.80%
692
12.90%
$75,000 - $99,999
660
16.40%
737
16.70%
869
16.20%
$100,000 - $124,999
291
7.20%
362
8.20%
555
10.40%
$125,000 - $149,999
84
2.10%
103
2.30%
181
3.40%
$150,000 - $199,999
126
3.10%
86
1.90%
89
1.70%
$200,000+
133
3.30%
240
5.40%
356
6.60%
4,031
100.00%
4,420
100.00%
5,352
100.00%
Total
Source: Sites on Texas 2.0
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TAX
ES
The tax structure is competitive both locally and statewide and taxes are designed to make companies
competitive within their industries as well. Texas is one of only a handful of states with no individual
income tax and there is no corporate income tax.
Property Tax
Please note that the City of Jarrell property tax rates are very competitive making Jarrell an
attractive location for property ownership. Rates are for 2015.
City

County
County
School
District
City
Community
College
Other
Total
Bastrop
Bastrop
0.6190
0.5640
1.4410
0.0000
0.0000
2.6240
Elgin
Bastrop
0.6190
0.6569
1.5400
0.1005
0.0000
2.9164
Lockhart
Caldwell
0.7175
0.7333
1.3305
0.0000
0.0440
2.8253
Buda
Hays
0.4670
0.3475
1.5377
0.1005
0.1500
2.6027
Kyle
Hays
0.4670
0.5848
1.5377
0.1005
0.1440
2.8340
San Marcos
Hays
0.4670
0.5302
1.4141
0.0000
0.0000
2.4133
Austin
Travis
0.4169
0.4589
1.2020
0.1005
0.1178
2.2961
Manor
Travis
0.4169
0.7118
1.5150
0.1005
0.2178
2.9620
Pflugerville
Travis
0.4169
0.5405
1.5400
0.0000
0.2136
2.7110
Austin
Williamson
0.4815
0.4589
1.3325
0.1005
0.0200
2.3934
Cedar Park
Williamson
0.4815
0.4795
1.5119
0.1005
0.0200
2.5934
Georgetown
Williamson
0.4815
Hutto
Williamson
0.4815
Jarrell
Williamson
0.4815
The tax structure
both
and statewide and
1.3980 is competitive
0.0000
0.0000locally2.3135
competitive1.6700
within their
industries
as well. Texas
0.5285
0.0459
0.1000
2.8259is one of only
0.4300
0.0000
0.1000income
2.3790
income tax1.3675
and there is
no corporate
tax. 
0.4340
Leander
Williamson
0.4815
0.6329
1.5119
0.1005
0.0200
2.7468
Round Rock
Williamson
0.4815
0.4147
1.3325
0.1005
0.0200
2.3492
Taylor
Williamson
0.4815
0.8139
1.4500
0.0000
0.0000
2.7454
Sales & Use Tax
The state levies a sales and use tax of 6.25% on sales of tangible personal property and certain services. Cities,
counties, and transit authorities may add to the sales tax rate up to a maximum combined state and local rate
of 8.25%.
Texas grants sales and use tax exemptions on machinery and equipment utilized in the manufacturing
process. Purchases of machinery and equipment, replacement parts, and accessories that have a useful life of
more than six months, and that are used or consumed in the manufacturing, processing, fabricating, or
repairing of tangible personal property for ultimate sale, are exempt from state and local sales and use tax.
Natural gas and electricity are exempt from sales taxes when sold to commercial businesses that are
"predominantly" manufacturing.
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ES
Corporate Franchise Tax
The tax applies to corporations, limited liability companies, partnerships (general, limited and limited
liability), business trusts, professional associations, business associations, joint ventures and other legal
entities organized in Texas or that do business in Texas. The tax is not imposed on: sole proprietorships,
general partnerships directly owned by natural persons, and other specified entities such as certain
financial services businesses, nonprofits, and others.
In addition, a corporation in Texas engaged solely in the business of manufacturing, selling, or installing
solar energy devices is exempted from the franchise tax. There is no ceiling on this exemption, so it is a
substantial incentive for solar manufacturers.
The tax rate is 1% of margin for most taxable entities. The tax rate is 0.5% for entities primarily engaged in
retail and wholesale trades (as defined in Divisions F and G of the 1987 Standard Industrial Classification
Manual) as well as those businesses under classified as eating and drinking establishments.
Foreign Trade Zone
Jarrell is in FTZ 183, the Foreign Trade Zone of Central Texas. An FTZ is an area within the United States
designated by the federal government as outside of U.S. Customs territory. The FTZ encourages investment
in the U.S. and the creation of American jobs by allowing U.S. businesses to operate with equivalent customs
treatment to business conducted off-shore. FTZs can reduce customs duties and fees, and achieve logistics
benefits for the import and export of goods.
Triple Freeport Exemption
Set with State law, Freeport Exemption gives local taxing jurisdictions the option to waive tax collection on
specific personal property known as freeport goods. Freeport property qualifies for an exemption from ad
valorem taxation only if it has been detained in the state for 175 days or less for the purpose of assembly,
storage, manufacturing, processing, or fabricating.
In Jarrell, the City, Williamson County, and the Jarrell Independent School District have waived tax
collection on freeport goods.
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onsidering doing business in Jarrell?
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equest a custom incentive package today!
The Jarrell Economic Development Corporation focuses on your company's specific needs
and our goal is to assist your company in gaining the maximum benefit from local, state,
federal, and other government entity incentives programs.
Please contact us to request a custom incentive package. All incentive packages are
developed to begin a partnership between Jarrell and the prospective company to ensure
success for all. We’ll want to know about the philosophy of the company, the project
being undertaken, and all of the following items:

the number of jobs created

the average wage of those new jobs and the gross annual payroll generated

capital investment

the amount of new taxes generated by the project

the environmental sustainability of a project
Thank you for your interest in the City of Jarrell and we look forward to working with you.
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Jarrell Economic Development Corporation
161 Town Center Boulevard  P.O. Box 831  Jarrell, Texas 76537
Phone 512.746.4593  Fax 512.746.2052
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City Of Jarrell  161 Town Center Boulevard  Jarrell, Texas 76537  512.746.4593
Williamson County Courthouse  701 Main Street  Georgetown, Texas 78626  512.943.1100
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