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Early voting opens Monday, with Town Hall as the only early site inside town limits

Collin County's preliminary list puts one early voting site in Prosper, at Town Hall, from Oct. 19 to 30. On Nov. 3, voters can also use the Children's Health Stadium community room.

Zane WhitlockOctober 13, 20262 min read

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Annual event for active adults features mayor update
The City of Prosper is inviting active adults aged 55 and older to an annual gathering featuring a town update from Mayor David Bristol and complimentary lunch.
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Prosper Town Council to Review Appeal of Planning and Zoning Commission Site Plan Decisions
The Prosper Town Council will consider directing staff to file a written notice of appeals with the Development Services Department regarding recent Planning and Zoning Commission actions on preliminary and site plans. Public comment procedures are outlined for the September...
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Prosper Town Council to Consider Development Agreement for Frontier Gateway
The Prosper Town Council will consider authorizing the town manager to execute a development agreement with Urban Heights at Frontier LLC for the Frontier Gateway project during its September 22 meeting.
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Prosper Town Council to Review Geotex Engineering Contract for Craig Road Project
The Prosper Town Council will consider authorizing the Town Manager to sign a professional services agreement with Geotex Engineering LLC. The contract covers construction materials testing and observation for the Craig Road project between Preston Road and Fifth Street.
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Prosper Town Council to Consider Amendment for Animal Control Services
The Prosper Town Council will consider authorizing the Town Manager to execute Amendment No. 20 to an interlocal agreement with Collin County for animal control services during fiscal year 2026-2027.
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Prosper Town Council to Review Interlocal Agreement for Animal Shelter Services
The Prosper Town Council will consider authorizing the town manager to execute an interlocal agreement with Collin County for animal shelter services. The arrangement includes a four year initial term and an initial fee of $125,096 for fiscal year 2026-2027.
City Hall26 days ago
Prosper Town Council to Consider Dental Benefits RFP Award
The Prosper Town Council will consider awarding RFP No. 2026-16-A for fully insured dental benefits during its September 22, 2026 meeting. If approved, coverage would begin January 1, 2027, and the Town Manager would be authorized to execute all related documents.
City Hall26 days ago
Officials review zoning for Italian-themed village
City leaders in Prosper are scheduled to evaluate a land-use application for a development featuring Venetian-style architecture and mixed-use spaces.

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Early voting opens Monday, with Town Hall as the only early site inside town limits

More City Hall

Annual event for active adults features mayor update

Prosper Town Council to Review Appeal of Planning and Zoning Commission Site Plan Decisions

Prosper Town Council to Consider Development Agreement for Frontier Gateway

Prosper Town Council to Review Geotex Engineering Contract for Craig Road Project

Prosper Town Council to Consider Amendment for Animal Control Services

Prosper Town Council to Review Interlocal Agreement for Animal Shelter Services

Prosper Town Council to Consider Dental Benefits RFP Award

Officials review zoning for Italian-themed village

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