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14 results for "Collin County"
14 results for “Collin County”
Polls at 416 N. 4th St. are open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Friday, with longer hours next week. Collin County voters can use any of its 42 early sites.
The county's 2027 fee schedule raises most constable service fees by a third or more, from $75 to $100 for citations and $175 to $250 for writs. A Nov. 2 amendment would spell out the Jan. 1 start date.
Commissioners take up three Office of the Governor awards on Oct. 26, along with a report on the adult mental health court's work, a body armor grant for deputies and an indigent defense application.
Princeton voters will decide congressional, Texas House, city council and Princeton ISD races plus an $817.5 million Collin County bond and a $600 million Collin College bond.
The nonprofit wants shelf-stable groceries and household basics packed into boxes it can hand out before the holidays, partly as a backstop when winter weather halts its hot-meal routes.
Six days before early voting, the county's project list shows $190 million of Proposition A going to jail space. Separately, commissioners take up a $5.75 million first construction package for the 2023-bond courthouse expansion Monday.
Four requests totaling $71,000 from the Collin County Sheriff's Office forfeiture funds go to commissioners Monday, along with a retiring chief deputy's purchase of his service weapon.
The sheriff's one-year agreement on the Commissioners Court consent agenda Oct. 12 sets aside up to $408,800 for housing Collin inmates in the Wise County Jail if local beds fill.
Collin County commissioners are set Monday, Oct. 12, to award $4.36 million in 2023 open space bond money to eight projects, including $2 million for a countywide trail plan. A ninth request, from Parker, would get nothing.
Princeton’s third-quarter child-safety payment appears in the county’s Sept. 28 approval of claims, with a check dated Sept. 17.
Collin County commissioners are set Monday afternoon to allocate $243.7 million in new bond proceeds, including $26 million for the planned U.S. 380 freeway from Princeton to the Outer Loop at SH 121.
Princeton's monthly Garden Glow Up volunteer session is Saturday, Oct. 10, at J.M. Caldwell Sr. Community Park, and Collin County Master Gardeners lead a free container workshop a week later.
Two Princeton council seats and two Princeton ISD board seats are on the Nov. 3 Collin County ballot. Four candidates are running for the school board.
Collin County is included through Friday morning; residents can use Princeton Alerts to keep up with emergency notices.
