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Early voting begins Oct. 18 in bond election

by | Oct 6, 2021 | Latest

Residents can vote early beginning Oct. 18 in the bond election for municipal improvements in Wylie. 

It’s been a long spell since the last bond program, which was in 2005, said City Manager Chris Holsted. 

“We’ve grown quite a bit since that time,” he said. 

For the complete story, see this Wednesday’s edition of The Wylie News.

By Don Munsch [email protected]

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