History of EPIC City, Texas in Timeline

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EPIC City, Texas

EPIC City is a 402-acre master-planned Islamic community-centered residential development located in Texas, about 40 minutes from Dallas near Josephine. It is situated in unincorporated areas of Collin and Hunt counties. The project was initiated by the East Plano Islamic Center (EPIC).

2024: EPIC City Project Publicly Launched

In 2024, the EPIC City project was publicly launched, leading to over 500 lots being reserved shortly after the reveal.

2024: Project Generates Interest and Controversy

Since its announcement in 2024, the EPIC City project has generated both interest from potential residents and controversy from political figures and social media commentators.

February 14, 2025: EPIC Ranches One and Two Announced

On February 14, 2025, EPIC Ranches One and Two were announced as an extension of the original EPIC City proposal.

February 2025: Project in Planning and Development Phase

As of February 2025, the EPIC City project was still in the planning and development phase, with finalized proposals pending.

February 24, 2025: Governor Abbott Expresses Opposition

On February 24, 2025, Texas Governor Greg Abbott publicly opposed the EPIC City development on social media platform X, stating that Sharia law and 'no go zones' are not allowed in Texas, in response to the project being characterized as a '402-Acre Sharia City'.

April 2025: State Investigations Launched by Gov. Abbott

In April 2025, Gov. Abbott initiated multiple state investigations into EPIC, temporarily halting construction, which many in the Islamic community believe is politically motivated.