November 6, 2007 Bond Election Results                
                         
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  Entity Amount   For   Notes   Passed? Passed Total      
                         
  Amarillo College $68,000,000   Updating existing facilities, updating classroom technology, expansion of nursing program facilities.       Yes $68,000,000      
  Angelina College $16,500,000   New Health Careers building, softball/baseball complex, learning and language institute, college store, additional parking, minor renovations to the existing Health Careers and administration building       Yes $16,500,000      
  Brazosport College $70,000,000   New library, student center expansion, commencement arena and a science technology corridor       Yes $70,000,000      
  Weatherford College $98,320,000   New construction, renovations, infrastructure upgrades, new parking       No $0      
  City of Baytown $82,500,000   Street improvements ($30M), aquatics ($9.3M), two fire stations ($7M), streetscaping ($2.5M), upgrades to 911 center ($9.5M), replacement or expansion of EMS station ($1M), radio system upgrade ($4.25M)   Projects divided into 6 issue-based categories.   Partial $76,975,000   Prop. 1, 2, 3, 4, & 6 passed.  Prop. 5 failed.  
  City of Carrollton $54,500,000   Street/traffic flow improvements ($27.55M), drainage improvements ($9.2M), public safety facilities ($3.95M), park improvements ($6.35M), government facilities including animal shelter ($3.4M), central service center improvements ($2.05M), economic development activities ($2M)   Split into 7 propositions   Yes $54,500,000      
  City of Cedar Park $81,400,000   Streets & roads ($36.2M), construction of new city hall ($19.2M), recreation and park projects ($18M), public safety ($7.9M)   Four propositions   Partial $62,000,000   Prop. 1, 3 & 4 passed.  Prop. 2 failed.  
  City of Corsicana $28,000,000   Street reconstruction, park upgrades, construction of a "town center," a new fire station, fire station training facility, and new fire trucks.   Four optional packages: Streets ($17M), Public Safety ($6.5M), Parks ($240K) and Master Plan ($4M).    Partial $24,000,000   Prop. 1-3 passed.  Prop. 4 failed.  
  City of Highland Village $5,000,000   New service center and renovating the current fire department into a temporary senior service center       Yes $5,000,000      
  City of Huntsville $2,150,000   Construction of a fire station        Yes $2,150,000      
  City of Jonestown $1,000,000   Construction of a police station       Yes $1,000,000      
  City of Keller $4,000,000   Library       Yes $4,000,000      
  City of Lancaster $37,545,695   Street improvements and related infrastructure       Yes $37,545,695      
  City of Melissa $19,100,000   For new roads and to improve aging thoroughfares   Funds to match money in the county's bond package earmarked for Melissa.   Yes $19,100,000      
  City of Mont Belvieu $11,000,000   Improvements to Eagle Drive, drainage improvements, water and sewer work       Yes $11,000,000      
  City of Port Arthur $7,000,000   Water facility imrpovements, fire station & police dept. repairs   Two propositions   Yes $7,000,000      
  City of Rice $1,000,000   Street improvements       No $0      
  City of Seabrook $2,500,000   Parkland acquisition and improvements       Yes $2,500,000      
  City of Temple $9,750,000   $4.1 million family aquatics center, $1.9 million Sammons Park indoor pool, $350,000 in improvements to Sammons Golf Links, $1.6 million for Summit Recreation Center expansion, & $475,000 for a West Temple spray park.  Remaining funds are for improvements at Miller, Lions and Ferguson parks.       Yes $9,750,000      
  City of Thrall $1,000,000   Street repairs and drainage improvements       No $0      
  City of Tye $2,600,000   Construct, repair and improve the water and wasteway system.       No $0      
  Town of Westlake $2,500,000   Arts and sciences center at Westlake Academy       Yes $2,500,000      
  Brazos County $55,000,000   Brazos County Jail expansion       Yes $55,000,000      
  Collin County $328,900,000   County bond election to partner with cities to fund remaining mobility projects (after US Hwy 75 and those funded via pass-through financing).  Includes transportation ($235.6M), open spaces ($17M), and county facilities ($76.3M)   Three propositions   Yes $328,900,000      
  El Paso County $120,000,000   Children's Hospital       Yes $120,000,000      
  Harris County $880,000,000   Roads ($190M), parks ($95M), adult detention ($195M), forensic center ($80M), family law center ($70M), Port of Houston ($250M)   Six propositions   Partial $685,000,000   Prop. 1, 2, 4, 5 & 6 passed. Prop. 3 failed.  
  Howard County $11,570,000   New jail       Yes $11,570,000      
  Lampasas County $20,000,000   New jail, Lampasas County Office Building expansion       No $0      
  Pecos County $5,000,000   Construction of Physical Therapy Wellness Center   Burns Architecture is the selected architect.   Yes $5,000,000      
  Smith County $125,000,000   Jail/Justice project   The county is already working with a firm that has been recommended to build the jail.   No $0      
  Aledo ISD $60,000,000   9th grade center, technology & security center, teacher training center, new security system, technology upgrades, buses, land       No $0      
  Alto ISD $6,300,000   New elementary school       Yes $6,300,000      
  Anderson-Shiro CISD $22,000,000   New Jr./Sr. High campus, as well as renovations to the existing Jr./Sr. High campus to be used as the elementary       No $0      
  Angleton ISD $139,900,000   Converting Angleton High School into an intermediate school and building a new high school, new ES, converting the Early Childhood Center to an ES, $2 million in improvements to all other campuses   Three propositions   Yes $139,900,000      
  Aransas County ISD $40,000,000   New elementary learning center, renovation of Live Oak Learning Center, renovation of Fulton Learning Center, and purchase of buses       No $0      
  Argyle ISD $20,750,000   Renovations, preparation for future facilities and improvements to existing programs.   Two propositions   Yes $20,750,000      
  Beaumont ISD $388,600,000   School facilities upgrade for elementary schools ($166.7M), middle schools ($42,8M), high schools ($53.8M), and other facilities including a multi-purpose athletic complex ($29.9M).  The balance is for inflation, management fees and related expenses.       Yes $388,600,000      
  Bellville ISD $3,700,000   New Agricultural Science / Automotive Technology Facility       Yes $3,700,000      
  Big Sandy ISD $8,000,000   Football stadium and auditorium       No $0      
  Bishop CISD $24,000,000   Construction and improvements       Yes $24,000,000      
  Boyd ISD $24,000,000   Addition to the elementary school campus, a cafetorium for the middle and high schools, and a new high school.       Yes $24,000,000      
  Burton ISD $7,000,000   New elementary school located on the current secondary campus and renovations       Yes $7,000,000      
  Bushland ISD $22,500,000   Paving projects, a cafeteria at the middle school, a field house at the high school and a new campus.       No $0      
  Calallen ISD $43,665,000   District-wide improvements in academic and athletic areas       Yes $43,665,000      
  Central ISD $12,500,000   New primary/elementary campus; additions and renovations to the junior high and high schools       Yes $12,500,000      
  Chico ISD $18,500,000   New ES and HS       Yes $18,500,000      
  Chisum ISD $7,000,000   HS and ES expansion, HS electrical upgrade, drainage work, new tennis courts       No $0      
  Columbia-Brazoria ISD $15,800,000   New construction and renovations at Wild Peach Elementary ($12.8M), improvements at Columbia HS ($3M)   Two propositions   No $0      
  Cooper ISD $9,700,000   New elementary school and other facility needs.       Yes $9,700,000      
  Crandall ISD $50,000,000   Phase I - Construction of a new ES and improvements to existing schools.  Phase II - New ES or MS and other projects to be determined.       Yes $50,000,000      
  Crawford ISD $2,800,000   New classrooms and science labs at the elementary and high school campuses        Yes $2,800,000      
  Cy-Fair ISD $807,100,000   New schools, buses, technology and renovation work   Recommended technology items (buy/replace computers, SW, networking equipment, printers) total $67.7 million.   Yes $807,100,000      
  Denton ISD $282,000,000   New schools, the renovation and upgrading of school buildings, land acquisition, technology program and new school buses       Yes $282,000,000      
  Detroit ISD $3,500,000   New elementary school       Yes $3,500,000      
  Dickenson ISD $107,500,000   High school expansion, construction of an elementary school, administration building, transportation center, football stadium improvements, and agricultural facility.       Yes $107,500,000      
  Dripping Springs ISD $96,170,000   New schools, renovations to existing school facilities, furniture, equipment, technology, cost of issuance, & purchase of land for future schools/facilities       Yes $96,170,000      
  East Chambers ISD $9,500,000   Renovations & additions to existing schools, security & energy upgrades, new HS gymnasium   Two propositions   Yes $9,500,000      
  Elkhart ISD $12,300,000   Facilities including new high school       No $0      
  Etoile ISD $2,700,000   New campus building, a library, a covered multi-purpose pavilion and conversion of the junior high buildings into central offices       Yes $2,700,000      
  Fabens ISD $9,000,000   Phase I (Pk-3rd Grade) New Elementary School and Phase II (4th-5th Grade) Renovation of O’Donnell Elementary.        No $0      
  Fort Bend ISD $428,000,000   Build new campuses ($253M), refurbish or modify existing campuses ($139M),  technology improvements ($23.6M), buses ($11.2M) and campus security equipment ($1.5M)       Yes $428,000,000      
  Fort Stockton ISD $19,000,000   Capital improvement projects       Yes $19,000,000      
  Fort Worth ISD $593,600,000   New elementary schools, classroom additions at existing schools, upgrades to create digital classrooms, safety and security measures, and renovations of stadiums.       Yes $593,600,000      
  Friendswood ISD $99,460,000   District-wide improvements including a new junior high and auditorium and the conversion of Friendswood Junior High into an early childhood center ($91.1M), new natatorium ($6.5M), football stadium upgrades ($1.8M)   Three propositions   Yes $99,460,000      
  Goliad ISD $8,000,000   New multi-purpose events center on the HS campus       Yes $8,000,000      
  Grady ISD $10,000,000   School renovations and additions, buses       Yes $10,000,000      
  Hallsville ISD $96,000,000   New HS and ES, conversion of existing HS to JHS, upgrade of middle school and JHS to one 5th & 6th grade campus, land acquisition       Yes $96,000,000      
  Highland ISD $8,000,000   New construction and renovations       Yes $8,000,000      
  Holland ISD $4,000,000   Expansion of ES, conversion of MS to science and tech center       Yes $4,000,000      
  Houston ISD $805,000,000   22 new schools, renovations to 128 campuses, safety upgrades, new MS and HS science labs       Yes $805,000,000      
  Hubbard ISD $8,775,000   Construction of a new high school, gymnasium and elementary school.       No $0      
  Hudson ISD $12,000,000   Classroom/cafeteria additions for Peavy Primary School and Bonner ES, renovation of two facilities on the MS campus, and a new, separate cafeteria for the HS.       Yes $12,000,000      
  Irving ISD $250,000,000   New ES & MS, renewal of laptop program, renovations to existing schools       Yes $250,000,000      
  Jacksonville ISD $19,000,000   New elementary school       No $0      
  Krum ISD $7,500,000   Football and volleyball facilities       Yes $7,500,000      
  La Joya ISD $94,000,000   Completion of 2004 & 2006 Bond Issue projects (construction overcosts), new middle school, ES covered pavillions       Yes $94,000,000      
  Leander ISD $559,000,000   Construction of new schools, land purchases, technology, new buses.       Yes $559,000,000      
  Lovejoy ISD $78,500,000   District-wide updates and renovations, LHS Phase II expansion, new MS, technology, site acquisition       Yes $78,500,000      
  Lufkin ISD $49,500,000   HS auditorium, security measures, campus additions/upgrades       Yes $49,500,000      
  Mexia ISD $7,200,000   New gymnasium and other improvements       No $0      
  Midlothian ISD $103,700,000   1st phase of new HS ($98.79M), ag science center ($2.4M), and land for future school sites ($1.5M)       Partial $2,400,000   Prop. 2 passed.  Prop. 1 & 3 failed.  
  Orange Grove ISD $6,560,000   HS renovation and expansion, JHS cafeteria & additional classrooms, and other capital improvements       Yes $6,560,000      
  Pflugerville ISD $125,000,000   Two elementary schools, one middle school and other improvements       Yes $125,000,000      
  Ponder ISD $13,400,000   Athletic facility improvements, HVAC improvements, security camera systems, land for new school site, parking improvements       Yes $13,400,000