Collin County voters Tuesday passed three county bond propositions that will put $740 million into county road projects.
The largest proposal was a $600 million spending packages destined to be part of the county’s limited-access roadway projects. These are roads that typically bypass or expand more congested or intersection-heavy routes.
Most of the money will pay for environmental studies and feasibility studies, as well as road design.
A second bond puts $140 million towards the county’s arterial roads, which connect county roads to larger highways.
Voters passed a third bond that opens $10 million to go towards parks and recreation spaces.
Collin County's bonds were among more than $20 billion in road-centered bonds passed by voters across the country Tuesday.
