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TIRZ South Gateway

The South Gateway Tax Increment Reinvestment, Zone 3, in Amarillo is located at Interstate 27 and the South Loop 335. This district serves to jump-start development and generate new tax revenue for this area.

  • CONTACT INFORMATION
  • For inquiries about available incentives and project qualification, contact:

    Drew Brassfield
    Assistant Director of Planning
  • 806-378-5241
  • [email protected]

Interactive TIRZ Zone Map

Check out the interactive map for an overview of our Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones.

TIRZ zone map

south gateway tax increment reinvestment zone overview

 
TIRZ South Gateway Logo
Meeting Information
  • 4th Thursday of each month at noon (If there is no New Business the meeting will be cancelled)
  • City Hall, 623 S Johnson St, Room 1500
Agenda & Minutes

South Gateway TIRZ 3 Agendas are available prior to meetings. Minutes are available and posted following approval. 

View South Gateway TIRZ Meeting Agendas and Minutes

Board Members
 MemberAppointed by
John Attebury, Chair City of Amarillo
Eric Barry, Vice Chair Randall County
Bob Robinson Randall County
Cydney NortonRandall County
Blaine WestlakeCity of Amarillo
Dean CrumpCity of Amarillo
Matt GriffithCity of Amarillo
Heather WilsonCanyon Independent School District
 Paul Proffer Amarillo College
 Weston Wright Amarillo Hospital District

south gateway tirz documents & Links

tirz incentive application (over $50,000)
tirz incentive application (under $50,000)
South Gateway Tax Increment Financing Policy and Procedures
South Gateway Tax Increment Final Project and Financing Plan

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