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Grand Prairie schedules May 2 election with $327 million bond proposal for streets, safety and parks
Summary
City officials announced a May 2 general and bond election that would fill two council seats and asks voters to approve a proposed $327,000,000 general obligation bond to fund long-term projects including streets, public safety enhancements, and parks and recreation facilities.
Grand Prairie announced that it will hold a general and bond election on May 2 to decide two city council seats (District 3 and Place 7) and to ask voters to approve a proposed general obligation bond program totaling $327,000,000.
The meeting narration said that, if approved, bond funds would be used for long-term public projects including streets, public safety enhancements, and parks and recreation facilities. The reporter directed residents seeking details to the city elections page: “To learn more about the May 2nd general and bond election, please visit gptx.org/elections.”
No vote on the bond proposal was recorded in the provided excerpts; the announcement in the meeting served as public notice of the upcoming election and its scope.
