From FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth · Tracy DeLatte · · 40s
Dallas voters reject public safety bond
Dallas voters reject $443 million public safety bond proposal.
In brief
Dallas voters reject $443 million public safety bond proposal. Dallas voters rejected Proposition A, a $443 million public safety bond to fund police training facilities and a new gun range, with 56% against and 1% of precincts reporting. Originally reported by FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth.
Early election results
Dallas voters rejected Proposition A with 56% against and 1% of precincts reporting.
Bond funding details
The $443 million bond funds new police training facilities at UNT Dallas and a gun range near Dallas Executive Airport.
Critics' concerns
Critics oppose relocating the 911 call center from Dallas City Hall, calling it the start of abandoning the historic building.
The big picture
Dallas voters rejected Proposition A, a $443 million public safety bond to fund police training facilities and a new gun range, with 56% against and 1% of precincts reporting.
