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Financial Impact

Zero tax rate increase

The Collin College Bond will not increase your tax rate. Proposition A is structured to maintain the college’s current tax rate of $0.08122 per $100 valuation, which has remained unchanged since 2018, while investing in our community’s workforce and future.

Impact On Our Local Economy

  • The college's $1.1 billion annual economic impact on Collin County has doubled over the past 10 years.
  • Collin College delivered its 2017 bond program on schedule and under budget, including campuses in Allen, Wylie, Celina, and Farmersville, the Frisco Campus IT Center, the McKinney Campus Student Center, and the McKinney Public Safety Training Center.
  • The college has maintained a AAA Bond Rating.
  • Waiting to invest doesn't save money — delay costs an estimated $48 million a year in construction inflation, an estimated 8% annual escalation.

Official Ballot Language

Proposition A: For / Against

THIS IS A TAX INCREASE; the issuance of $600,000,000 in bonds for college facilities used for workforce training, career and technical education, and academic instruction, and the levy of taxes sufficient to pay the principal and interest on the bonds.

On the ballot, a vote FOR Proposition A is the YES vote we’re asking for.

Why does the ballot say “THIS IS A TAX INCREASE”?

Texas law requires this wording on local bond propositions. Proposition A is structured to maintain Collin College’s current tax rate, with no anticipated tax rate increase for Collin County taxpayers.

Election Dates

Voter registration deadline

Monday, October 5, 2026

Early voting

October 19 – 30, 2026

Election day

Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Election Dates

Voter registration deadline

Monday, October 5, 2026

Early voting

October 19 – 30, 2026

Election day

Tuesday, November 3, 2026

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Phased investment. Lasting impact.

Collin College’s Master Plan moves forward in phases. Phase I addressed our most urgent, immediate facility needs and is nearing completion. Proposition A completes the plan by funding Phases II and III, the larger investments that expand access and training capacity across the county.

Phase I

Complete / nearing completion

  • Plano Campus Renovation
  • Districtwide Safety and Security Enhancements
  • Courtyard Center Workforce Enhancements and Collin Higher Education Center Security Updates
  • Frisco Campus New Health Sciences Building
  • Wylie Campus New Workforce Building

Most Phase I projects are complete, with the remaining projects scheduled for completion in 2027.

Proposition A - $600 Million

Bond 2026 funds Phases II and III of Destination 2030, expanding educational access in fast-growing communities, increasing capacity in high-demand workforce and academic programs, and modernizing existing facilities.

Phase II

Funded by Proposition A

  • McKinney Campus Workforce Building
  • Wylie Campus Academic Building
  • Plano Courtyard Center Workforce Expansion
  • Allen Technical Campus Workforce & Academic Building
  • Celina Campus Workforce Building
  • McKinney Aviation Academy

Phase III

Funded by Proposition A

  • Frisco Campus Health Sciences Expansion
  • Wylie Campus Workforce Expansion
  • New Anna Campus
  • Farmersville Campus Workforce Building
  • New Royse City Campus

Proposition A brings new construction and workforce training to nine communities across Collin County: Allen, Anna, Celina, Farmersville, Frisco, McKinney, Plano, Royse City, and Wylie.

For complete details on proposed campus expansions, facilities, and master planning phases, review the Collin College Bond 2026 Master Plan.