North Richland Hills' new City Hall at 4301 City Point Drive consolidated City Hall, Public Safety and Municipal Court services into one campus. Previously, these city services were housed in six buildings on three different campuses, two of which were impacted by the Loop 820 widening.
The new facility was built on a portion of the old North Hills Mall property off Boulevard 26. The 80-acre former mall site was abandoned in 2004 and the buildings were demolished in 2007.
The new City Hall is 182,000 square feet. This includes about 89,000 square feet for Public Safety operations, about 78,500 square feet for City Hall and about 14,500 square feet for Municipal Court. Construction was completed in early 2016.
Vacant land adjacent to the new City Hall is privately owned and is being redeveloped as
City Point, with a mix of uses including retail, restaurant, office, hospitality and residential.
The city property that was vacated at 6720 and 7301 NE Loop 820 has been redeveloped with commercial uses. The Fire Administration building on Dick Fisher Drive continues to serve as a training center and backup dispatch and emergency operations center.