Horizon City Municipal Facility

The Horizon City Municipal Facility is a new 20,311 sq ft public building located at 15021 Darrington Road in Horizon City, Texas. This single-level structure was constructed specifically to house court and police offices, serving as a dedicated municipal hub for local justice and law enforcement functions.

Owned by the City of Horizon City, the project was registered with TDLR in February 2021. The estimated cost for this new construction was $6,000,000, which works out to $295 per square foot. This cost per square foot is above the county median of $111 for similar new construction filings in El Paso County. The total project cost also sits in the top quarter of estimated costs for new construction in the area.

Exigo Architects served as the design firm of record for the facility. The registered accessibility specialist for the project was Tommy Fan. The filing indicated a scheduled build window of 120 days, which is shorter than the 214-day median build window for comparable projects in El Paso County. Construction was scheduled to begin in April 2021, with a planned completion date of August 2021.

The project involved public funds and public land. The TDLR record shows that the final inspection passed in January 2026. Following this inspection, TDLR closed the project file in October 2026. This action marks the end of the accessibility review process for this construction. The status is now listed as Project Closed.

Horizon City is in El Paso County, where the median household income is approximately $72,290 according to U.S. Census ACS 2023 estimates for ZIP 79912. The area has a population of about 79,126 and 33,856 housing units. The city has another TDLR-registered project, the Desmond Corcoran Park, which is also closed. Exigo Architects has been involved in six other TDLR-registered projects in the region, ranging from small office spaces to large residential complexes.

The facility is a one-off new construction project for the city, distinct from renovations or expansions. The record does not contain details on specific interior finishes or equipment installed. The completion of the accessibility review confirms that the structural and regulatory requirements for the new building were met prior to the file closure in late 2026.