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Council approves inclusion of Greenville ETJ in proposed Hunt County Emergency Services District No. 1

City of Greenville City Council · June 12, 2026
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Summary

Following an executive session, council approved allowing the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction to be included in the proposed Hunt County Emergency Services District No. 1 to support emergency coverage southwest of Greenville.

After an executive session, the Greenville City Council approved allowing the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) to be included within the proposed Hunt County Emergency Services District No. 1.

Daniel Sarks said inclusion in the proposed district "would actually help support future emergency services coverage in that area southwest of Greenville." Sarks noted an ETJ is an area outside city limits where the city has limited planning and development authority. The action was presented as a mechanism to coordinate and support emergency service coverage in the affected ETJ territory.

The recap did not include maps, exact boundaries or any fiscal commitments tied to inclusion; those details would typically be addressed in subsequent staff reports or interlocal agreements.