With all precincts reporting in Collin and Denton counties, unofficial voting results show a majority of residents voted against both of the Frisco Fire Department propositions.
Proposition A would have introduced civil service to the fire department, which includes adding a three-citizen commission and standardized tests to assess the hiring, firing and promotion of firefighters.
- For: 6,870
- Against: 7,535
Proposition B would have introduced collective bargaining into the fire department, allowing representatives to negotiate for annual contracts and department rules with the city.
- For: 6,022
- Against: 8,405
All results are unofficial until canvassed.
Updated 9:35 p.m. May 4
Current voting results from Collin County and Denton County show voters are still overall against the two Frisco Fire Department propositions.
Proposition A would introduce a civil service system to the fire department.
- For: 5,949
- Against: 6,469
- For: 5,199
- Against: 7,241
Early election results show voters are overall against both Frisco Fire Department restructure propositions.
Collin County and Denton County have released early voting totals for Frisco Fire Department propositions A and B.
Proposition A would introduce civil service to the fire department, which includes adding a three-citizen commission and standardized tests to assess the hiring, firing and promotion of firefighters. Early unofficial results show:
- For: 4,883
- Against: 5,224
- For: 4,302
- Against: 5,819
What’s next?
Community Impact will update this article as more election day vote totals are released. All results are unofficial until canvassed.
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