May 2, 2026 Bond Election — Independent Civic Intelligence
| Prop | Category | Amount | Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Streets & Mobility | $511M | support |
| B | Parks & Open Space | $185M | support |
| C | Public Libraries | $15M | support |
| D | Affordable Housing | $10M | support conditional |
| E | Police, Fire & Emergency Communications | $64M | support |
| F | Animal Care | $60M | support |
$0 rate increase through capacity growth methodology. Streets and public safety propositions are well-structured. Prop D housing allocation ($10M) is symbolic — demand measurable impact metrics and independent tracking.
Fort Worth plans to pay for bonds using growth in property values, not by raising your tax rate. The ballot will say 'TAX INCREASE' because state law requires that language for any new bond debt, even when the city does not plan to raise the rate.