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Who will take over police service for Westlake after the town ended its contract with Keller? — Photo: CBS DFW

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Who will take over police service for Westlake after the town ended its contract with Keller?

The town of Westlake ended its police services contract with Keller amid a dispute over a planned data center, prompting another North Texas city to potentially take over police services.

By Briauna Brown ·4 hr ago

Updated on: September 22, 2026 / 11:56 AM CDT / CBS Texas.

A disagreement between two neighboring North Texas communities over a data center has escalated, leading one to end its contract for police services.

Now, another North Texas city may step in to help.

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