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Prosper · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Prosper public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The library is setting its goals for the next three years. This plan will shape what programs and services are offered to the community through 2030.
The commission is meeting to go over the details of upcoming development and zoning projects. This helps ensure that when they do vote, they have all the necessary information to make the right call for the town.
Get ready for some new construction! Prosper is seeing a new storage facility pop up, and Celina's getting new retail spots. It means more jobs and maybe a bit more hustle and bustle on the roads.
Prosper is getting a huge $300 million facelift! Expect a flood of new apartments and shops that could totally reshape the city and bring in a wave of new residents and businesses.
The board wrestled with how the 191-acre Marabella development should handle parkland dedication. Instead of taking on mostly floodplain land that would sit undeveloped, the board opted to give staff 90 days to negotiate for an easement and use tree mitigation funds.
Prosper is updating its Parks Master Plan and wants your input! This is your chance to help decide what our local parks will look like and what amenities they'll offer in the future. Get involved and make your voice heard!
Prosper is hosting a 40-day series of events to celebrate the nation's 250th birthday, featuring parades, block parties, and fitness challenges.
A tragic death in Prosper is sparking an investigation into emergency response times. Officials are reviewing the incident to see if faster action could have saved a life.
Prosper is eyeing a new data center that could spark major regional growth, but neighboring Aubrey wants a seat at the table to talk about infrastructure headaches. Basically, this massive tech project is forcing neighboring towns to figure out how to share the burden of growth.
Get ready for some traffic headaches, Prosper! Major road construction is kicking off on key routes like Independence Parkway and Parker Road. Expect lane closures and plan your commutes accordingly.
Prosper's Town Council is looking at new rules for apartment buildings and a possible change to the teen curfew. This could affect where new apartments can be built and when teenagers have to be home at night.
Prosper just approved a massive 35-acre development! We don't know exactly what's going in yet, but it could mean more homes, new businesses, or a mix of both for the city.
A student representative from the Willow Initiative requested Council support for substance abuse prevention programs and policies targeting vape and tobacco retailers.
Residents of the existing Brookhollow development want their own HOA, separate from the new developer's management, to ensure better control and lower costs.
A student advocate requested that Prosper ISD expand plant-based meal options to be more inclusive of different dietary and religious needs.
Prosper voters, get ready to hit the ballot box! You've got six major propositions coming your way that could reshape your town, funding things like a new library and police station. Your vote decides what gets built and how your community grows.
Get ready to dig a little deeper into your pockets, Prosper! The city council has given the green light to increase water and wastewater rates. This means your utility bills are definitely going up.
The town is switching to a new billing system. Residents need to be aware that the online portal will be down until July 20 and they will need to set up a new account.
Prosper's police are installing a bunch of new cameras to catch bad guys and stolen cars. The goal is to make the city a safer place for everyone.
Prosper's council is rethinking a new Hilton hotel, specifically the extended-stay rooms. They're sending it back to the planning commission to figure out if it's a good fit for the town.
The transit program is facing funding changes, and the council is looking at how to better serve the needs of Prosper's aging population.