District 6 Town Hall Thursday 3/6/25  3/25 K.Agee

Our City Councilperson, Carissa Dutton will be hosting a Town Hall at the Hollabaugh Recreational Center (3925 W. Walnut St) on Thursday 3/6/25, starting at 6:30 p.m.

Other city representatives will also be present, with one of the key topics being the four new bond proposals that are to be voted on during the May 3^rd General Election:

BOND DETAILS:

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Proposition A – Streets ($230 Million)

Aimed at improving Garland’s infrastructure, proposition A allocates $230 million for street and alley repairs, as well as corridor and gateway beautification. Investments are intended to impact city-wide infrastructure with a focus on residential streets and alleys, as well as enhance the overall image and appeal of Garland.

Proposition B – Economic Development ($75 Million)

Proposition B seeks to stimulate economic and community development by investing $75 million in land assembly, development incentives, and revitalization grants for commercial and residential properties. Funds will support economic development projects city-wide — including key areas such as the Medical District, Harbor Point and South Garland — with the intention of promoting new business and neighborhood vitality in addition to creating destinations and amenities for the residents of Garland.

Proposition C – Cultural Arts ($25 Million)

Attracting over 75,000 visitors annually, proposition C allocates $25 million to renovate the City’s 40-year-old Granville Performing Arts Center. Funds from this proposition will replace mechanical systems that have reached their end of life, improve ADA accessibility, elevate the facility’s aesthetics and enhance the overall experience of patrons. A cultural asset not only to Garland but also North Texas and beyond, upgrades to the Granville are expected to directly impact tourism and the city’s economic vitality.

Proposition D – Parks and Recreation ($30 Million)

Proposition D seeks to solidify Garland as a regional destination for outdoor activities by investing $30 million in parks and recreation enhancements. Funds will support projects targeted at Harbor Point with the intention of creating public waterfront access, trails and other amenities.