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The City of Nash started out as T.C. Junction. It was renamed in 1884 to Park, TX after Dr. John N. Parker, the first postmaster in the city. In 1906, the city honored Martin Manny Nash, Division Superintendent for the Texas & Pacific Railroad Company, and rechristened the city Nash, TX.
No matter what you called it, this place has always been a place of growth and working together. In the days when the First Transcontinental Railroad ran through town, we welcomed newcomers who were ready to build new lives in the Texarkana area. Now, people come by plane, car and bus to find just as welcoming an environment.
The City of Nash started out as T.C. Junction. It was renamed in 1884 to Park, TX after Dr. John N. Parker, the first postmaster in the city. In 1906, the city honored Martin Manny Nash, Division Superintendent for the Texas & Pacific Railroad Company, and rechristened the city Nash, TX.
No matter what you called it, this place has always been a place of growth and working together. In the days when the First Transcontinental Railroad ran through town, we welcomed newcomers who were ready to build new lives in the Texarkana area. Now, people come by plane, car and bus to find just as welcoming an environment.
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In 1959, Nash was incorporated as an official city in the state of Texas. Since then, we have become a booming industrial city with a population of 3,700. Nash Business Park, which is governed by Nash Industrial Development Corporation, drives our economy.
A grant from the federal government made Nash Business Park possible. This has been the catalyst for even more growth over the years. In 1890, all that our 100 residents had was:
We’ve come quite a long way since then. Contact us now to find out more about the business opportunities available in Nash, TX.
Residents often worked at one of two nearby military installations: Red River Army Depot and Lone Star Army Ammunition Plant. We care a lot about the proud members of our United States military.
In 1959, Nash was incorporated as an official city in the state of Texas. Since then, we have become a booming industrial city with a population of 3,700. Nash Business Park, which is governed by Nash Industrial Development Corporation, drives our economy.
A grant from the federal government made Nash Business Park possible. This has been the catalyst for even more growth over the years. In 1890, all that our 100 residents had was:
We’ve come quite a long way since then. Contact us now to find out more about the business opportunities available in Nash, TX.
Residents often worked at one of two nearby military installations: Red River Army Depot and Lone Star Army Ammunition Plant. We care a lot about the proud members of our United States military.
General Purpose:
Perform a variety of routine and complex work in building inspections to ensure that the International Building Code and City Ordinance standards are met.
Supervision Received:
This position works under the general supervision of the Director of Public Works.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities:
This position enforces International Building Code and City Ordinances, inspects plumbing, electrical, foundation and mechanical and daily work orders.
Desired Qualifications:
Graduation from standard senior high school or GED equivalent
Five (5) years of experience in general construction
General knowledge and understanding of building plans
Plumbing and/or Electrical Certifications with the State of Texas
The City provides health insurance for employee, TMRS 2:1 retirement and all County holidays.
To apply: Appear in person at 119 Elm Street, Nash, Texas 75569 (M-F 8a-5p). You may send a resume to: jstuddard@nashtx.org For more information contact: Jennifer Studdard 903-838-0751
The City of Nash will hold a public hearing at 6:00 p.m. on May 08, 2023 at Nash City Hall 119 Elm Street Nash, Texas 75569 regarding the submission of an application to the Economic Development Administration (EDA) for a 2023 Public Works and Economic Adjustment Assistance Program (PWEAA) Grant. These funds will be used to bring greater Economic Development Opportunity to an area within the City of Nash at the Nash Business Park by extending Ron Collins Dr. to Industrial Blvd. by approximately 965 LF, adding a New Road between Brinlee Rd. and the new addition to Ron Collins Dr. of approximately 1,936 LF, adding approximately 1,655 LF of proposed Sewer, and 3,630 of proposed Water into the Business Park. The city of Nash encourages citizens to participate in the development of this EDA application and to make their views known at this public hearing. Citizens unable to attend this meeting may submit their views and comments to City of Nash 119 Elm Street Nash, Texas 75569 or email tlindsey@atcog.org on or before May 08, 2023. Persons with disabilities that wish to attend this meeting should contact the Office to arrange for assistance.
Individuals who require auxiliary aids or services for this meeting should contact the Office at least two days before the meeting so that appropriate arrangements can be made. For more information, contact Jennifer Studdard at 903-838-0751.
La ciudad de Nash llevará a cabo una audiencia pública a las 5:00 p.m. el 08 de mayo de 2023 en Nash City Hall 119 Elm Street Nash, Texas 75569 con respecto a la presentación de una solicitud a la Administración de Desarrollo Económico (EDA) para una subvención del Programa de Asistencia de Obras Públicas y Ajuste Económico (PWEAA) 2023. Estos fondos se utilizarán para brindar una mayor oportunidad de desarrollo económico a un área dentro de la ciudad de Nash en el Nash Business Park al extender Ron Collins Dr. a Industrial Blvd. en aproximadamente 965 LF, agregando una nueva carretera entre Brinlee Rd. y la nueva adición a Ron Collins Dr. de aproximadamente 1,936 LF, agregando aproximadamente 1,655 LF de alcantarillado propuesto y 3,630 de agua propuesta en el Parque Empresarial. La ciudad de Nash alienta a los ciudadanos a participar en el desarrollo de esta solicitud de EDA y a dar a conocer sus puntos de vista en esta audiencia pública. Los ciudadanos que no puedan asistir a esta reunión pueden enviar sus opiniones y comentarios a City of Nash 119 Elm Street Nash, Texas 75569 o enviar un correo electrónico a tlindsey@atcog.org antes del 08 de mayo de 2023. Las personas con discapacidad que deseen asistir a esta reunión deben ponerse en contacto
con la Oficina para solicitar asistencia.
Las personas que necesiten ayudas o servicios auxiliares para esta reunión deben comunicarse con la Oficina al menos dos días antes de la reunión para que se puedan hacer los arreglos apropiados. Para obtener más información, comuníquese con Jennifer Studdard al 903-838-0751.
