Collin County voters made big decisions in the May elections, weighing in on nearly $3.98 billion in school and city bond proposals. Voter turnout reached 10.89%, with over 80,000 ballots cast, including more than 54,000 early votes, according to CBS News.

Here’s how each city voted on key propositions:

Celina: Major Support for Growth and Infrastructure

Voters in Celina overwhelmingly approved the $2.295 billion bond package proposed by Celina ISD. The funds will address rapid growth, facility expansion, transportation, and technology needs.

- - Proposition A: $2 billion for a new high school, two middle schools, seven elementary schools, operations center, land purchases, and new buses – Passed
  - Proposition B: $20 million for technology devices and upgrades – Passed

Frisco: Voters Say No to Arts Center Proposal

Frisco voters rejected two propositions tied to a $160 million plan for a new city-owned Center for the Arts.

- - Proposition A: Allow the Economic Development Corporation to use sales tax revenue for the arts center – Failed
  - Proposition B: Authorize up to $160 million in bonds to fund construction – Failed

Melissa: Strong Backing for School Expansion

Melissa ISD secured approval for its $875 million bond package, signaling strong community support for school growth and modernization.

- - Proposition A: $800 million for new facilities, renovations, land purchases, and buses – Passed
  - Proposition B: $75 million for technology upgrades – Passed

Plano: All Propositions Approved

Plano voters passed all seven propositions in a $647 million bond package, addressing infrastructure, public safety, and quality of life enhancements.

- - Proposition A: $316 million for street improvements – Passed
  - Proposition B: $155 million for a new police headquarters – Passed
  - Proposition C: $51 million for a police training center – Passed
  - Proposition D: $37 million for fire station upgrades – Passed
  - Proposition E: $45 million for fleet operations – Passed
  - Proposition F: $1.87 million for library improvements – Passed
  - Proposition G: $40.8 million for parks and recreation projects – Passed

Voters across Collin County showed strong support for school infrastructure and essential city services, while Frisco voters did not approve funding for major cultural projects.