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Fort Bend County officials are looking to create an assistance district for Missouri City's extraterritorial jurisdiction. (Community Impact staff)
Sugar Land | Missouri City

Missouri City’s ETJ could see the addition of an assistance district

By Aubrey Vogel

Residents located in parts of Missouri City’s extraterritorial jurisdiction could see funds from sales taxes for local infrastructure and services.

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