Grand Prairie

Largest single project: Lake Ridge Parkway Bridge Replacement ($66M) — 31.5% of Prop A total. Adds pedestrian/bike access and rebuilds both bridges crossing Joe Pool Lake.

Reconstruction and rehabilitation of Grand Prairie streets, intersections, and transportation infrastructure. The city's first streets bond program since 2001.

Lake Ridge Parkway Bridge Replacement

W. Jefferson Street

E. Shady Grove Road

W/N Carrier Parkway

Roy Orr Boulevard

E. Marshall Drive

E. Tarrant Road

S. Carrier Parkway

SW 3rd Street

W.E. Roberts Street

W. Westchester Parkway

N. Carrier Parkway

New and upgraded fire stations, police facilities, and public safety equipment. Addresses capacity and facility condition gaps across public safety infrastructure.

Upgrades citywide traffic control network to enhance communication between traffic management staff and traffic signals, school zone flashers, cameras, sensors, and electronic message signs. Designed to decrease response time to crashes, congestion, and signal issues.

Traffic Safety Communication Network

Multipurpose public safety resource center in southern Grand Prairie to provide programs and services closer to residents. May include public safety services to improve response times in the SH 360–US 287 corridor. Specific site not yet selected — bond includes acquisition costs.

Public Safety Southern Resource Center

Replaces current tower at 2201 109th Street, built 25+ years ago. Maintains and improves public safety radio coverage as city growth patterns have shifted.

North Radio Tower Replacement

Parks, recreation facilities, and open space improvements across Grand Prairie. Conditional support — dependent on published site selection criteria.

Flexible facility for classes, workshops, meetings, small-group activities, and rentals. May include multipurpose divisible rooms, performance areas, instructional spaces for art education, and youth programs including heritage/cultural history programming.

Community/Multi-Purpose Center

Multiple-court public pickleball complex supporting casual drop-in, leagues, lessons, and community gatherings. Responds to 2025 City Council goal to fund and build a pickleball complex.

Pickleball Complex

Public botanical garden with horticulture and arts programming, providing opportunities in education, research, and conservation.

Botanical Garden

Public artwork in various park and recreational facilities citywide. Artwork selection includes review by the City's Public Art Ad Hoc Committee (three City Councilmembers).

Public Artwork

25 years of deferred infrastructure. Props A and B are unambiguous. Prop C requires transparent site selection commitment. AAA credit rating is the strongest trust signal.

Prop	Category	Amount	Position
A	Street Improvements	$210M	support
B	Public Safety	$79M	support
C	Parks & Recreation	$39M	support conditional

Grand Prairie Voter Guide

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HH Position: SUPPORT A+B; CONDITIONAL C

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