Collin County Proposition D: $40 Million Elections and Records Storage Facility Bond
Source: collincountytx.gov
What does this measure do?
Lets Collin County borrow $40 million for a new elections office and storage building for voting equipment, training, county records, and historical documents. Property owners repay it; the county says its debt tax rate could rise from about 4.2 to 5 cents per $100 of value by 2031.
Read the official ballot measure
Proposed by: Collin County Commissioners Court (order calling the bond election, August 10, 2026)
The county's elected governing body, led by the county judge. Texas law says voters must approve before a county borrows money that is paid back with property taxes.
Source: collincountytx.gov
A YES vote means
The county can sell $40 million in bonds for a new elections and records facility, repaid through county property taxes.
A NO vote means
The county cannot borrow for the facility and keeps using current election and records space.
Sources: nbcdfw.com · communityimpact.com
Sources: nbcdfw.com · communityimpact.com