The City of Garland, Texas, discussed the Grow Garland Bond 2025: Proposition A Year 1 Plan, focusing on a $210 million streets program as part of a larger $360 million bond initiative. The program employs a data-driven pavement management approach using industry-standard technology to assess street conditions and prioritize maintenance treatments over costly full reconstructions. The plan emphasizes cost-effective maintenance like crack sealing and panel replacements to extend pavement life and improve the overall network condition index from 70 to 77 over five years. Coordination with water and wastewater departments is integral to avoid redundant work and minimize neighborhood disruptions. The city will rely heavily on outside contractors for construction and design services, with ongoing engagement with city council and residents to ensure transparency and responsiveness. A public dashboard will track progress and expenditures, and residents can access condition data for their streets online.