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Grants are available to applicants who are purchasing a new ‘custom construction’ home or an existing 'spec' home which has never been owner occupied or rented for more than 12 months. The home must be located inside Haysville City limits. This program provides a total grant in the form of a $1,500 voucher that is redeemable in any combination of the following incentives: 1) credit applied to the homeowners water bill; 2) closing cost assistance; 3) Down payment assistance; 4) Mortgage payment reimbursement.
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South Broadway Corridor Plan
The public comment period is now open for the South Broadway Corridor Plan. Comments will be received for consideration through January 25th. Visit the Haysvilleplan.com to download the plan for review.
Follow The City of Haysville on Twitter and Facebook
The city of Haysville is on Twitter and Facebook. Follow @HaysvilleCity for updates, information and reminders about the City of Haysville. "Like" The City of Haysville and Haysville Recreation Department on Facebook.
Planning Commission Vacancy
The Haysville Planning Commission is looking for a volunteer to fill a vacancy in Ward IV of the City of Haysville.
Ward IV encompasses the quadrant of the City of Haysville that is south of the center of Grand Avenue extending south to the southernmost city limits and west of the center of German Avenue to the western edge of the city limits.
For more information or to inquire about volunteering, please contact Planning/Community Relations Coordinator Jeana Morgan at 529-5900.
Incentives Program
The City of Haysville, through the economic development strategic planning process, made a commitment to use community resources and incentive programs as a way to provide the catalyst for employment generating investments by the private sector.
The goal of the Haysville’s economic incentives and business development programs is to minimize the cost of expanding or locating a business in Haysville.
The City is dedicated to providing powerful new resources and incentives to grow the local economy, revitalize target areas, and promote strong and balanced growth throughout the City. Target areas include: Broadway (US 81) Corridor; Main Street Corridor; Meridian Street Corridor; Grand Avenue Arterial; and public and private Industrial Parks.


