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<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\tUpdated 7:29 a.m. May 3<\/p>\n
All five propositions passed in Richardson’s $223.4 million bond package, according to unofficial final voting totals released by Dallas and Collin counties.<\/p>\n
This was the largest proposed bond in the city’s history, with funding allocated for infrastructure, park renovations and fire facility additions. All five propositions received between 67% and 73% favorable votes.<\/p>\n
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All results are unofficial until canvassed. Visit https:\/\/communityimpact.com\/voter-guide<\/a> to see results from all contested local and state elections in your community.<\/p>\n Posted 7:32 p.m. May 2<\/p>\n Unofficial early results show voters favoring all five propositions in Richardson\u2019s $223.4 million bond package<\/a>.<\/p>\n What you need to know<\/p>\n All five bond propositions have received between 68% and 76% favorable votes in support of the proposition, according to unofficial early results.<\/p>\n This is the largest proposed bond<\/a> in the city\u2019s history, with more funds than ever proposed for infrastructure projects. The bond program appeared on the ballot as the following propositions:<\/p>\n Proposition A: $132.2 million for street improvementsProposition B: $36 million for fire facilitiesProposition C: $22.2 million for park and recreational facilitiesProposition D: $16.5 million for sidewalksProposition E: $16.5 million for flood control and drainage facilitiesZooming in<\/p>\n Projects in the street improvements proposition include traffic signal rebuilds and replacements, 13 alley repair projects, 15 street reconstructions and localized concrete replacement. Under the fire facilities<\/a> proposition, the city plans to build a new fire apparatus building, an addition to Fire Station No. 6, and design a new Fire Station No. 7.<\/p>\n