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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Carrollton public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
District 35E Municipal Management District
The city-owned former NTTA site could become a snow resort, hotels, event center and housing. A special district would fund the $35-45 million in infrastructure, keeping that debt off Carrollton taxpayers — but council wants independent studies before committing to anything.
City and School District Joint Planning and Bond Updates
City and school district leaders will review ongoing bond projects and upcoming developments to ensure shared goals. The discussion helps coordinate community resources and investments between Carrollton and CFBISD.
Expansion of In-House Street Sweeping for Stormwater Management
To reduce debris flowing into local creeks and prevent storm drain flooding, the city is purchasing three new street sweepers and hiring staff to bring arterial and residential street cleaning in-house.
Police Department Taser Equipment Contract
Carrollton is upgrading its emergency response gear with new mobile barriers designed to stop secondary crashes at accident scenes. It’s a practical tech boost that keeps our first responders safe while they’re working on the road.
Commercial Renovation Incentive for DK Village
H-E-B is finally coming to Carrollton, giving residents a new, highly-anticipated grocery option. It’s a major boost for the local retail scene and should make your weekly shopping trips a lot more convenient.
DCTA A-Train Downtown Carrollton Extension
DCTA is actively designing a two-mile extension of the A-Train from Trinity Mills Station into Downtown Carrollton to connect passengers directly to the Green Line and DFW Airport.
Walmart Gasoline Station Development
Walmart is adding a brand new gas station with 12 fueling positions at their Trinity Mills location, giving local drivers a much-needed fill-up option on the north side.
Solid Waste Bulk Trash Collection Concerns
A resident raised concerns about inconsistent bulk trash pickup by Republic Services and confusion over the three cubic yard limit.