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Fulshear limits access for commercial trucks
County breaks ground on $2M juvenile vocational training center Fort Bend County officials broke ground Feb. 18 on a $2 million juvenile vocational training center in Richmond to ensure the county is meeting the growing number of juveniles entering the deten- tion system. The details Kyle Dobbs, executive director and chief juvenile probation officer at Fort Bend County’s juvenile probation department, said the 6,700-square-foot center will offer instruction for approximately 60 kids ages 14-17 in six different skills. “We feel this is a new way of helping juvenile justice involve kids by providing them with a real opportunity of career training that will impact gener- ations to come by preparing them for high-demand careers and great-paying jobs,” Dobbs said.
Juvenile Vocational Training Center
The city of Fulshear will limit commer- cial truck traffic on local streets following
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Truckers driving through Fulshear city streets must now provide proof of route to show they are delivering into the city, or risk being cited by police, officials said.
Welding
Carpentry
Heating, ventilation and air-conditioning
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Permissable truck routes
Cosmetology
Electrical
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Stay tuned Construction is expected to take nine months with an opening anticipated for late 2026 or early 2027, Dobbs said.
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