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Plano council calls $647 million bond election for May 3, 2025
Summary
Plano City Council voted unanimously to call a May 3 special election asking voters to approve a $647 million package of general obligation bond propositions covering streets, public safety, parks and other projects; staff will prepare voter-education materials and a virtual town hall is scheduled for April 17.
The Plano City Council voted 8-0 to call a special election on May 3, 2025, asking voters to approve a $647 million general obligation bond package, Mayor John Muns announced at the meeting.
Budget Director Karen Riggs Whitley told the council the referendum totals "$647,000,000" and laid out the proposition totals: $316,500,000 for street improvements; $155,200,000 for a police headquarters; $51,000,000 for a police training center; $37,500,000 for public safety facilities (the majority for fire); $45,100,000 for a fleet operations center; $1,900,000 for a library project; and $40,800,000 for parks and recreation facilities.
The bond package would be placed on the May 3 ballot, with early…
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