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City says bond funds will target roads; online map shows neighborhood-level projects

City of Garland – District 2 Town Hall (Central Library) · March 25, 2026
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Summary

City staff said a 2025 portion of the bond package emphasizes road improvements, noting Garland maintains about 2,000 miles of roads and an online map (garroadgarland.com) shows roughly 239 year‑one projects for residents to review.

During the presentation, staff reviewed infrastructure investments tied to voter-approved bond packages. Amy Rosenthal said the city passed bond funding in 2019 and that "most recently in 2025, a good portion of our bond package is dedicated to road improvement." She added residents can use an online tool (garroadgarland.com) to zoom into neighborhood plans.

Rosenthal noted Garland maintains about 2,000 miles of road, a scale she compared to a cross-state drive to Seattle. She said roughly 239 projects are planned for year one of the program and encouraged residents to check the map for detailed timing and work types.