Dallas and North Texas voters reject bonds and tax measures

Taxes and money

Dallas County Proposition A would have increased property tax rate by 2.4 cents per $100 of valuation, generating $100 million annually for homelessness services.

• Dallas public safety bond$443 million^{1 2} Who pays or receives it: City of Dallas
• Dallas public safety bond repayment including interest$630 million¹ Who pays or receives it: City of Dallas
• Dallas public safety bond repayment including interest$629.6 million² Who pays or receives it: City of Dallas
• Dallas County Proposition A property tax increase2.4 cents per $100 of valuation¹ Who pays or receives it: Dallas County property owners
• Dallas County Proposition A annual revenue$100 million a year¹ Who pays or receives it: Dallas County property owners
• Dallas County Proposition A cost per $300,000 home$72 annually¹ Who pays or receives it: Dallas County property owners
• Irving ISD bond packagenearly $1 billion¹ Who pays or receives it: Irving ISD
• Irving ISD largest bond propositionmore than $550 million¹ Who pays or receives it: Irving ISD
• Keller ISD bond package$828 million¹ Who pays or receives it: Keller ISD
• McKinney ISD bond for new schools, buses and facilities$500 million¹ Who pays or receives it: McKinney ISD
• Collin County bond package$817.5 million¹ Who pays or receives it: Collin County
• Dallas public safety bond: police academy and training complex funding$82 million² Who pays or receives it: City of Dallas
• Dallas public safety bond: Public Safety Training Complex$149 million² Who pays or receives it: City of Dallas
• Dallas public safety bond: police evidence storage, vehicle storage, crime lab$150 million² Who pays or receives it: City of Dallas
• Dallas public safety bond: 911 call center and Emergency Operations Center$40 million² Who pays or receives it: City of Dallas
• Dallas public safety bond: Fire Station No. 4 replacement$22 million² Who pays or receives it: City of Dallas