Regional Budget for 2027 Sees Rise in Property Tax Revenue in Grayson County
Grayson County's budget for 2027 will increase property tax revenue by over $3.5 million.
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Grayson County's budget for 2027 will increase property tax revenue by over $3.5 million.
The Van Alstyne City Council will review a proposed finance plan from Hilltop Securities Inc. for Special Assessment Revenue Bonds Series 2026. The meeting includes direction to staff regarding the Lone Tree Public Improvement District Phase #1 Project.
The Van Alstyne City Council will consider a resolution to temporarily close part of Farm to Market Road 121 for entertainment district events. Officials will also review ordinances authorizing the issuance of $16,250,000 in certificates for street and utility improvements.
The Van Alstyne City Council postponed consideration of a rezoning proposal for a 69.2-acre property near US 75 and FM 121. The item, identified as The Landing, would have changed zoning to allow commercial and multifamily development but was deferred without discussion.
The Van Alstyne City Council postponed consideration of a development agreement with Alstyne and Central 121 No 1, L.P. for a commercial project at the northwest corner of US 75 and FM 121 during its August 11 meeting.
The Van Alstyne City Council will consider an ordinance approving a development agreement with VA Industrial Partners, L.P. for a commercial project on Martin Duke Road. The measure would authorize the city manager to finalize the contract.
The Van Alstyne City Council will consider a resolution to approve a financing agreement and a contribution agreement with Creekline Partners, LTD. for the Creekline Public Improvement District during its Aug. 11 meeting.
Van Alstyne City Council will hold a public hearing on Aug. 11, 2026, to consider rezoning a 2.3-acre property from Agricultural District to Planned Development District with an underlying C-2 Commercial designation. The proposal modifies standards for commercial development.
The Van Alstyne City Council will consider a resolution to propose the 2026 property tax rate during a special-called meeting on August 12, 2026. Officials will also schedule a public hearing for community comments.
The city approved a $16 million infrastructure bond at 5 percent interest, about $34 million in total repayment through 2057, to extend water and sewer toward a planned commercial site west of U.S. 75.
Overnight exit closures are scheduled in Van Alstyne from Sunday night through Friday morning.
The Van Alstyne City Council will consider a resolution on July 14, 2026, authorizing the Van Alstyne Economic Development Corporation to execute a Purchase and Sale Agreement and Promissory Note with Advanced Process Solutions, LLC. The item is listed as AG Communication-26-162.
The Van Alstyne City Council will consider a 36 month electricity agreement with NRG Energy. The proposal sets a rate of $0.07492 per kilowatt hour for service beginning June 1, 2029.
Van Alstyne City Council will hold a public hearing on July 14, 2026, regarding the Solara Public Improvement District. The item addresses a petition from Paul O'Daniel, Mary O'Daniel, William Thomas Witherspoon, Sandra Stein Witherspoon, and Van Alstyne 93 Acres LLC.
Van Alstyne City Council will hold a public hearing on July 14, 2026, to consider an ordinance creating Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. 3. The measure outlines boundaries, establishes a governing board, and sets a tax increment base under Chapter 311 of the Texas Tax Code.
The Van Alstyne City Council will hold a public hearing on July 14, 2026, regarding a rezoning request for a 69.2-acre tract near US 75 and FM 121. The proposal seeks to change the land designation to a Planned Development District to permit commercial and multifamily...
Van Alstyne City Council will hold a July 14, 2026, public hearing on an ordinance amending Ordinance No. 1064 and the Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone One financing plan. The measure would modify the city's tax increment participation to exclude the Interest and Sinking tax rate.
Elmore has been named the next Police Chief of Clarkson.
Nightly road closures are scheduled for US Highway 75 in Van Alstyne, Grayson County, according to a report from KTEN.
Sparklight has invested more than $21 million over three years to expand its fiber-rich broadband network in Sherman, delivering internet speeds up to 6 Gigabits per second to local residents and businesses.
The Texas and Oklahoma departments of transportation are now sharing real-time traffic data across state lines, giving drivers and emergency responders better visibility into conditions along Red River corridor routes.