Unofficial results from Dallas and Collin counties show the majority of voters in Richardson voted to approve the city’s $190 million bond package.
Residents had the chance to decide on five individual bond propositions. Each proposition had at least 69% of support from voters, according to the counties' elections offices.
The package is largely aimed at infrastructure improvements. Proposition A for streets, alleys and traffic signals had 77.73% of voters in support; Proposition B for public buildings has 69.11% of voters in support; Proposition C for sidewalks has 75.78% of voters in support; Proposition D for flood control and drainage has 80.06% of voters in support; and Proposition E for parks has 74.69% of voters in support.
There will be no change to the city’s property tax rate as a result of the bond, Deputy City Manager Don Magner said in a previous interview with Community Impact Newspaper.
All results are unofficial until canvassed. Visit our online Voter Guide for all local election results.
