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Residents can apply for openings on five city boards and commissions and choose a Nov. 7 or Nov. 21 interview.
Commissioners are set Monday to accept four Office of the Governor grants with no county match: $529,053 for the adult mental health court, about $200,000 each for the veterans and juvenile mental health courts and $66,141 for body armor.
County Commissioner Elba Garcia says the renovation starts in the coming months, takes about two years and will make the downtown Dallas landmark home to the Fifth District Court of Appeals.
A Collin County risk management report going to commissioners Monday lists the camp break-in, vandalized Flock cameras and a fence at Country Club and Stacy roads, and a sheriff's vehicle wrecked on US 75.
Commissioners decide Tuesday whether to assign the county housing finance corporation's bond authority to the state, which projects 132 home loans and about $1.39 million in down payment aid in Denton County.
A no-cost agreement on the Collin County Commissioners Court's consent agenda covers a co-responder unit that serves the Sheriff's Office patrol area, mostly unincorporated land and towns without police.
A rewrite headed to the Planning & Zoning Commission on Oct. 22 would require xeriscape for commercial, multifamily and decorative HOA areas while giving homeowners more freedom to swap grass for rock.
The proposed 66-lot neighborhood remains on Celina’s Oct. 13 council agenda, but staff recommends granting the applicant’s request to table it until November.
A county advisory board recommends fully funding a Cypress-Eastland trail connection with a low-water bridge and a Worthington Way sidewalk link, part of $4.36 million in park grants on the commissioners' consent agenda.
Collin County commissioners are set Oct. 12 to approve one-year deals charging Celina $196,908 for use of the county animal shelter and $190,860 for county animal control, among the largest bills of any participating city.
The city’s payment appears in the county disbursement register approved by commissioners Sept. 28.
Nonprofits and local governments that provide direct services to veterans can apply for Fund for Veterans' Assistance grants of $50,000 to $600,000 through the Texas Veterans Commission.