Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Prosper public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
7 issues with critical priority
Barrington Lake Preliminary Plat
Town staff and commissioners discussed requirements for neighborhood pond amenities, un-fenced property edges, HOA document reviews, and ensuring Coit Road access is strictly limited to emergencies and exits.
Light Industrial Rezoning on Business Park Drive
Get ready for some new construction! Prosper is seeing a new storage facility pop up, and Celina's getting new retail spots. It means more jobs and maybe a bit more hustle and bustle on the roads.
Pickleball Pilot Program
Prosper is updating its Parks Master Plan and wants your input! This is your chance to help decide what our local parks will look like and what amenities they'll offer in the future. Get involved and make your voice heard!
Data Center Withdrawal (Project Tomahawk)
Residents from neighboring communities voiced strong opposition to a proposed massive data center on Prosper's outskirts, citing traffic, noise, and power strain.
FY 2026-2027 Annual Budget and Tax Rate
Prosper is looking at a $140 million operational budget that keeps the property tax rate flat at 50.5 cents while boosting pay for police and firefighters and adding no new general fund staff.
Saddle Creek Commercial Compatibility
Prosper just approved a massive 35-acre development! We don't know exactly what's going in yet, but it could mean more homes, new businesses, or a mix of both for the city.
2020 Bond Fund Prioritization
Prosper voters, get ready to hit the ballot box! You've got six major propositions coming your way that could reshape your town, funding things like a new library and police station. Your vote decides what gets built and how your community grows.