Infrastructure and Bond Projects
Summary
Carrollton is asking voters to approve a $235 million bond package this May to fund major infrastructure upgrades. It’s a big move that will likely hit your property tax bill, so it’s worth checking out what’s on the ballot.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 6
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jul 24, 2026.
Impact analysis
These projects involve significant city bond funding.
All Carrollton residents benefit from improved city infrastructure.
Property owners will feel the pinch of higher taxes.
Mentions & discussions (9)
City Council — July 24, 2026
The city is checking in on major construction and infrastructure projects funded by bonds. These projects impact how we get around and the quality of our city services.
City Council — May 26, 2026
The city is moving forward with several major road and utility projects funded by the 2022 bond, aiming to improve traffic flow and drainage across Carrollton.
City Council — April 21, 2026
The city is asking voters to approve $164.5 million in bonds for streets, fire stations, parks, and other facilities. Officials confirmed this is designed to avoid a tax rate increase.
Carrollton asks voters to approve $235 million bond proposal in May
Election Day is May 2; Early voting begins Monday, April 20, and runs through Tuesday, April 28. By Alexis Garcia • Published April 1, 2026 • Updated on May 2, 2026 at...
Carrollton asks voters to approve $235 million bond proposal in May
Carrollton asks voters to approve $235 million bond proposal in May NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
City Council — February 17, 2026
The city is maintaining a strong AAA bond rating, which keeps interest rates low for taxpayer-funded projects. Officials emphasized the importance of conservative budgeting to protect these ratings.
City Council — January 6, 2026
The city is planning a $235 million bond for May 2026 to fund streets, public safety, and parks. It's designed to keep tax rates stable, though the ballot will legally have to call it a tax increase.
City Council — December 2, 2025
The city is planning a $235 million bond to fix roads, upgrade fire stations, and expand parks and libraries. It's a major investment aimed at keeping the city competitive and safe.
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