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Early voting set April 22–29 for Plano’s May election; $648 million bond referendum on ballot
Summary
The City of Plano said early voting for the May election begins April 22 and ends April 29; the ballot will include a $648 million bond referendum to fund streets, a new police headquarters, fire station work, park projects, Fleet Operations updates and library renovations.
Early voting for Plano’s May election will begin April 22 and continue through April 29, the city’s media relations director said.
Steve Stoler, Plano’s media relations director, said the May ballot will include elections for five city council seats, including mayor, and a $648 million bond referendum. “Early voting for the May starts April 22,” he said.
According to the city announcement, the $648 million bond referendum would fund street improvements, a new police headquarters, improvements at several fire stations, various park projects, an update of the City’s Fleet Operations Center and renovations at Schimmelfinig Library. The city did not provide further detail on the bond’s proposed timeline, project-by-project budgets, or the election date for the May ballot beyond the early-voting window.
Voters seeking more information on the election or the bond referendum are directed to the city’s website for official election materials and schedules.
