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Do your research before hitting the polls!
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What is Prop A on the May 4 ballot?
Lubbock County Transportation
Road Improvement ProgramOn January 28, 2019 the Lubbock County Commissioners Court approved the Capital Improvement Program (click to view presentation). And on February 11th, 2019 the court voted to call an election on May 4th 2019 for voter approval of $99,650,000 in road bond funds to address these critical facilities throughout Lubbock County.
A total of 133 projects were identified, prioritized into four tiers, totaling $675 million in needs throughout the county. The most critical needs were identified as Tier 1 projects totaling $100 million. These Tier 1 projects range from improvements to capacity, safety, and conversions or upgrades. The largest of the Tier 1 projects is improvement of capacity and safety to Woodrow Road, which spans Lubbock-Cooper ISD and Frenship ISD, two of the state’s most rapidly growing school districts, both of which are seeing exponential residential and commercial growth.
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Important Election Dates - May 2019
April 22: First day of early voting
April 23: Last day to apply for a ballot by mail
April 30: Last day of early voting
May 4: General Election Date