Dallas Bond 2024

A committee that included some of Dallas' biggest corporations, senior executives and nonprofits convened to promote the $1.25 billion bond package that passed Saturday.

Early voting results indicate that all 10 propositions in a $1.25 billion bond package appear headed for approval

Two southern Dallas pastors are urging residents to vote to approve the $1.25 billion bond package. They say "simply vote yes" to all ten propositions.

Three of the 10 bond propositions include housing-related funds totaling about $82 million targeted for affordable housing and homelessness.

Its time for Dallas voters to decide how — or if — over $1 billion dollars of debt will be issued for city projects. Early voting starts April 22. May 4 is election day.

The Dallas Charter Review Commission's term is almost up. Some of the biggest proposals to the city's charter have yet to be discussed, including measures on parks.

Dallas voters will have the opportunity to approve — or deny — the bond propositions during a May 4th election.

The council and staff have been working for Wednesday's scheduled vote — that could finalize the ballot propositions and allocations. After that, it's up to Dallas voters.

A broad coalition campaigned for $200 million to help fund affordable housing in Dallas. City council members had other priorities for the $1.25 billion bond package.