Endorsements

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Organizations

Plano Chamber of Commerce	Frisco City Council	Melissa City Council
Town Of Prosper City Council	Allen City Council	Anna City Council
Dallas  Morning News 10/14 DMN Suburban Editorial Board "This bond election is not about setting priorities. It's about sticking to them. "	City Of Richardson	Dallas  Morning News 10/21 DMN Suburban Editorial Board "Proposition 1 is not about grandiose projects. It's actually a rather mundane step in the planning a growing county needs to do, except for the fact that the county judge, for whatever reason, is fighting it. Mr. Self calls these projects pork, but they are more like meat and potatoes."
Collin County Association Of Realtors		City Of Wylie

Elected Officials

Joe Jaynes	Collin County Commissioner	“It’s simple.  We will be receiving over $600 million in projects funded from SH 121.  Our county bond proposition for transportation is $235 million.  By partnering with our cities, that amount will be over $400 million.  With our 121 money plus our partnerships through the bond package we will be looking at over $1 billion that can be used for much needed road expansion—all without a tax rate increase.”
Jack Hatchell	Collin County Commissioner	"This will take our infrastructure to a new level as Collin County continues its rapid growth."
Phyllis Cole	Collin County Commissioner	“Collin County’s future is now. With over $1 billion in road funding we will be able to address both our city thoroughfares and our major highways”
Jerry Hoagland	Collin County Commissioner	“All three propositions are sorely needed and we can pass all three without a tax rate increase.  Every other county in America would love to be in our position.  All we need is for voters to approve the bonds on November 6.”
Florence Shapiro	Texas State Senator From Collin County	“I applaud the partnerships between Collin County, the NTTA and our local cities in bringing about this much needed road funding.  I also look forward to the next legislative session as we work together to bring even more funding to Collin County.  This bond election is crucial for Collin County.  Roads, facilities and open space are critical to the growth and development of every county but in Collin County it is essential since we are one of the fastest growing counties in the nation.”
John Roach	Collin County District Attorney	"For years now, the Collin County DA's office has been housed in up to three separate buildings.  This results in a duplication of effort in administering the office (there has to be two or three of everything, including envelopes, letterhead and business cards, for an easy example), but much more importantly, the various locations interfere with the proper functioning of the law enforcement and prosecution effort in Collin County.  That effort will be significantly improved by a courts facility that allows us to combine in one building all of our ten divisions (and 111 employees) and the courts in which we prosecute cases.  This can only be achieved in the near future by approval of the voters of the facilities proposition in the county bond election on November 6. "
Pat Evans	Mayor City of Plano
Scott Johnson	Place 2, Plano City Council
Loretta Ellerbe	Place 3, Plano City Council
Sally Magnuson	Deputy Mayor Pro Tem, Place 4 Plano City Council
Jean Callison	Deputy Mayor Pro Tem, Place 7 Plano City Council
David Dorman	Mayor, City Of Melissa
Bill Whitfield	Mayor, McKinney
Steve Terrell	Mayor, Allen
Mike Simpson	Mayor, Frisco
Kenneth Pehlman	Mayor, Anna
Charles Niswanger	Mayor, Prosper
John Mondy	Mayor, Wylie

Collin County Citizens

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