Frequently Asked Question (FAQs)
Proposition A – Midland County Utility District
ELECTION DAY IS MAY 3RD
Early voting April 22nd – April 29th
FAQ 1:
What is this bond election about?
The Midland County Utility District (MCUD) is asking voters to consider a $645,785,000 bond proposal to fund water infrastructure and related improvements across the district’s 54,800-acre service area.​
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Below is how the Proposition will look on your May ballot:
FAQ 2:
Why are these improvements needed?
As Midland County continues to grow, the demand for reliable water service, fire protection, and related infrastructure increases. These investments will ensure long-term service reliability, safety, and public health.
FAQ 3:
What will the bond pay for?
If approved, the bond will fund:
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Water treatment and distribution systems
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Transmission and storage infrastructure
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Upgrades that support fire protection systems
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Land acquisition and planning for future expansion
FAQ 4:
How much is the bond and how will it be repaid?
The total bond amount is $645.8 million. If approved, the bonds would be issued over a 10-year period and repaid through ad valorem (property) taxes over 40 years.
FAQ 5:
Will this increase my property taxes?
Yes, property taxes are expected to increase to repay the bond debt. The exact impact will depend on property valuations, the timing of bond issuances, and interest rates. MCUD will provide tax rate estimates as part of its ongoing communication with residents.
FAQ 6:
When is the election?
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Election Day: Saturday, May 3, 2025
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Early Voting: April 22 – April 29, 2025
FAQ 7:
What will the ballot say?
Voters will be asked to vote FOR or AGAINST the following proposition:​
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"The issuance of bonds in the amount of $645,785,000 for water and drainage system facilities and the levy of taxes sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on the bonds."
FAQ 8:
Who can vote in this election?
All registered voters who reside within the boundaries of the Midland County Utility District are eligible to vote in this election.
FAQ 9:
Where can I learn more or ask questions?
Visit www.MCUD.org or contact:
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Rodney Rhoades
Midland County Utility District
📞 (214) 796-5211
📧 Rodney@MCUD.org
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Norman Ashton
Midland County Utility District
📞 (817) 988-5746
📧 Norman.Ashton@MCUD.org
Summary:
If approved, the bond would provide funding for water and utility infrastructure projects intended to enhance service reliability. As Midland County grows, new water and utility infrastructure is expected to support future development. The District encourages residents to review the full proposal and financial details before voting.