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Prosper's $192.3 million bond was aimed at funding road improvements, town facilities and public safety services to support Prosper's rapid growth. (Community Impact staff)
Prosper | Celina

Prosper officials consider next steps, alternative funding after partial bond failure

By Jacquelyn Burrer

After Prosper voters turned down most of the town’s $192.3 million bond package, town officials are reassessing how to move forward and fund several unmet infrastructure needs.

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