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DALLAS - Voters in Dallas are deciding on a $443 million public safety bond to fund new Dallas police training facilities.
Dallas Prop A Results
What we know:
As of 11 p.m., the majority of voters in Dallas are against bond proposition A. It is failing, with 56% of voters against the measure and 72% of precincts reporting.
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The backstory:
Prop A supporters argue that the funds are necessary to finish the construction on a new Dallas police training facility at UNT Dallas, which broke ground in September. A new gun range near Dallas Executive Airport is also planned.
The Dallas city manager called the bond proposition an important step to strengthen public safety by modernizing public safety operations.
But critics don’t like the part of the bond that also moves the city’s 911 call center out of Dallas City Hall. They argue it’s the beginning of the process for the city to abandon the historic building.
What they're saying:
"A lot of support to bust the bond and say no from people who would generally say yes to this has been a hard line that says, 'No, we're not gonna leave City Hall, and we're gonna give you this big pot of money'," Dallas City Councilwoman Cara Mendelsohn previously told FOX 4.
The Source: The information in this story comes from Dallas County Elections and past FOX 4 News coverage.