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Elections & Voting
Upcoming elections, ballot measures, filing deadlines, and voter information.
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Collin County Election on May 2, 2026: What You Need to Know
The Collin County election is on Saturday, May 2, 2026. Polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and you can vote at any county polling place. Key local races include mayoral and council seats across several cities.
Collin County Connects panel discusses need for more voter education as county grows | Community Impact
…grows rapidly, local leaders emphasize the need for clearer voter education to help residents understand ballots and participate confidently in elections affecting schools, transportation, taxes, and bonds.
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Check out 5 Dallas-Fort Worth road project updates | Community Impact
Funding source: city of PlanoSpur ... to six lanes and connecting it to US 380. Update: <strong>The project broke ground this summer and is currently under construction</strong>....
Stay informed on 5 road projects in Dallas-Fort Worth | Community Impact
Timeline: <strong>construction to wrap up by summer 2026</strong> · Cost: $5.8 million · Funding sources: city of Allen, Texas Department of TransportationDenton County · 2. US 380 improvement project Project: The work d…
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Houston felon gets 60 years for Collin County murder ... Feb. 10, 2023 · <strong>TxDOT proposes new US 380 alignment in eastern Collin County</strong>
Office warehouses, 39-acre mixed-use project: See 4 recent development updates in Prosper, Celina | Community Impact
Government 39-acre office, retail and hotel development proposed off US 380
US 380 to receive $3.5M in lighting improvements after Denton City Council approval | Community Impact
Transportation Relieving the pressure: <strong>$136M US 380 project adds overpasses, reduces congestion</strong> · Business Walmart to remodel 5 stores across Dallas-Fort Worth · Texas Legislature Texas legislators begin…
Firefly Park announces three new tenants in Frisco | Community Impact
Firefly Park is located at the corner of US 380 and Dallas North Tollway and is bookended by Mahard Parkway and PGA Parkway. The project is 41% leased for phase one of retailers.
Check out 8 transportation projects around Denton | Community Impact
Transportation Relieving the pressure: $136M US 380 project <strong>adds overpasses, reduces congestion</strong> · Dining Handcrafted burgers, signature tacos: 6 Dallas-Fort Worth dining updates · Business Walmart to rem…
US 380 construction, Walmart renovations: 6 trending Dallas-Fort Worth stories | Community Impact
1. Relieving the pressure: <strong>$136M US 380 project adds overpasses, reduces congestion</strong> After years of construction, the Texas Department of Transportation is nearing completion of its $135.9 million US 380 …
Relieving the pressure: $136M US 380 project adds overpasses, reduces congestion | Community Impact
“Relieving the pressure [on US 380] while we’re in construction is a major blessing,” Bristol said. What it means Town and county officials said they hope these improvements will also ease congestion and reduce accidents…
39-acre office, retail and hotel development proposed off US 380 | Community Impact
The proposal includes <strong>18 buildings with a full-service hotel, office buildings and several restaurant and retail buildings</strong>, according to city documents.
TXB offers 16-pump gas station, food in Frisco | Community Impact
TXB offers a <strong>16-pump fuel station in Frisco</strong>.
No Kings Protests North Texas: Thousands rally against Trump Administration policies | FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth
Jacksboro: 3 p.m. – 5 p.m. at the Jack County Courthouse https://www.mobilize.us/nokings/event/918531/ McKinney: 2:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. on the northwest side of Hwy. 380 and Hwy.
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Special Meeting — February 17, 2025
The City Council held a brief special meeting to approve an Election Order for the May 2, 2026 election. The election will include selecting two council members for Ward 4 and a ballot question on reducing the property t…
Regular Meeting — August 10, 2021
…on. They discussed a successful petition for a local option election to be held on November 2, 2021, and approved ordering the election. Other topics included mosquito control committee formalization, house rental on par…
Special Election Canvass — November 17, 2020
…er 17, 2020, to canvass the results of the November 3, 2020 election. The council approved the Certification of Unopposed Candidates for the election. The meeting was brief, starting at 8:17 a.m. and adjourning at 8:19 a…
Special Election Canvass — November 19, 2019
…er 19, 2019, to canvass and approve the results of the 2019 election. The council members present, Cindy Cash and Pat Kelly, unanimously approved the election results. The meeting was brief, lasting only two minutes from…
Regular Meeting — August 12, 2025
…ial statements. The council called for the November 4, 2025 election, approved FY2026 budgets for the Economic Development Corporation and Municipal Development District, and appointed new members to both boards. Other a…
Special Meeting — February 17, 2025
…pecial meeting on February 17, 2026, where they approved an Election Order for the May 2, 2026 election to select two council members for Ward 4 and to consider reducing the property tax rate for 2025 to .149683. The mot…
Regular Meeting — November 11, 2025
…ng minutes and financial statements, canvassed and accepted election results, and swore in new council members. The council elected a new Mayor Pro Tem and Treasurer, and approved several ordinances related to the Lowry …
Regular Meeting — September 10, 2024
The City Council approved the FY2025 operating budget of $2,379,750 and adopted a tax rate of $0.14700/$100 value, representing a 7.02% increase. The council also approved multiple ordinances related to the Simpson Road/…
Work Session — July 23, 2024
…oved the final plat for Simpson Crossing Phase 2, called an election for November 5, 2024, appointed Kate Gray to the Park Advisory Board, and approved generator bids from Texxas Power for the fire department and city ha…
Work Session & Meeting — July 23, 2024
…hase 2 with a 4-yes, 1-no vote, called the November 5, 2024 election, appointed Kate Gray to the Park Advisory Board, and approved generator bids for the fire department and city hall. During the work session, zoning ord…
Regular Meeting — November 14, 2023
…uncil discussed concrete street repairs and the process for voting on Appraisal District board members.
Special Meeting — August 29, 2023
…August 29, 2023, where they unanimously approved calling an election for November 7, 2023, and set the proposed tax rate at $0.1525 per $100 valuation. They also approved a Professional Services Agreement with D.R. Horto…
Regular Meeting — November 15, 2022
…atements. They accepted the canvass of the November 8, 2022 election results and sworn in the newly elected officials. Cindy Cash was selected as Mayor Pro Tem and Pat Kelly as Treasurer. The council approved the Cypress…
Regular Meeting — July 12, 2022
The City Council approved consent items including prior meeting minutes and financial statements, accepted the resignation of a council member, and moved forward with appointing a replacement. They approved a name change…
Regular Meeting — September 8, 2020
…80 commercial zone. They also canceled the November 3, 2020 election due to unopposed candidates, selected Barnes Waste Disposal as the new solid waste provider, and approved donations to the Lowry Crossing Fire Departme…
Regular Meeting — August 11, 2020
…t to the vacant council seat. They also approved calling an election for November 3, 2020, reviewed and approved the Solid Waste RFP pending attorney review, authorized a donation to the Lowry Crossing Fire Department, a…
Work Session & Meeting — September 19, 2024
The City Council selected candidates for the Texas Municipal League Intergovernmental Risk Pool Board of Trustees Election. During the work session, they discussed replacing Judge Moore, planned a live streaming test for…
Regular Meeting — November 9, 2021
…eral administrative and development-related items including election canvass approval, swearing in of elected officials, selection of Mayor Pro Tem and Treasurer, and approval of agreements related to sewer services and …
Regular Meeting — November 10, 2020
…es Agreement for the AJE/Landmark project and scheduled the election canvass for November 17, 2020.
Regular Meeting — March 10, 2026
…ostponed action on police car donations until after the May election.
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City of Lowry Crossing Official Website — Compliance Review
…e:** All Lowry Crossing residents, especially those seeking election information, meeting agendas, or city transparency > **Note:** This review is published in good faith to support transparency. It is not a legal opinio…
Texas State Laws Applicable to Lowry Crossing, TX
… of Aldermen): - **Five aldermen** elected by the qualified voters of the city - **Legislative body** — adopts ordinances, sets tax rates, approves budgets - **Appointment power** — appoints city officers (secretary, tre…
Chapter 11: Taxation
…mic development tax. **(a)** Findings. **(1)** At a special election held on November 8, 2011 pursuant to and in accordance with law there was submitted to the duly qualified voters of the city a proposition pertaining t…
Texas Elections & Voting Guide — Collin County / Lowry Crossing
# Texas Elections & Voting Guide — Collin County / Lowry Crossing > Source: Texas Secretary of State (votetexas.gov), Collin County Elections (collincountytx.gov/Elections), Texas Election Code ## Voter Registration ### …
Collin County Regulations Applicable to Lowry Crossing, TX
…larly regarding property tax appraisal, emergency services, elections, and development in the Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ). > **Last Updated:** April 2026 --- ## 1. County vs. City Authority — Key Distinction Coll…
Chapter 1: General Provisions
…lerk not later than 30 days from the date of appointment or election. **(14)** Serve as municipal court clerk if authorized by ordinance. **(15)** Prepare all notices required under any regulation or ordinance of the mun…
Chapter 14: Zoning
…lic notice. Only a majority vote of the council present and voting is required for this first step. The second step is the adoption of an ordinance granting or making the change where appropriate. This second step, adopt…
City of Lowry Crossing - Official Information
…hen the Mayor is absent. Unlike the Mayor, she retains full voting rights on all matters. Email: [email protected]. Term: Nov 2025–May 2027. #### City Council Members - **Chris Madrid** — Council Member, War…
Lowry Crossing Resident Guide & FAQ
…HOA rules. Check your subdivision's specific covenants. ### Voting - Lowry Crossing is in Collin County for election administration - Municipal elections: May (odd or even years for council seats) - Collin County Electio…
Chapter 3: Building Regulations
…hall be generally as described in this section. **(1)** The candidate need not be a resident of the city. **(2)** The candidate must demonstrate a general familiarity with the building trades, building codes and construc…
Texas Open Meetings Act (TOMA) — Chapter 551, Texas Government Code
…, or the attendance by a quorum of a governmental body at a candidate forum, appearance, or debate to inform the electorate, if formal action is not taken and any discussion of public business is incidental to the social…