The Collin County Toll Road Authority meeting on June 2, 2025, spotlighted a pressing need for additional county court resources as officials outlined the growing demands on the judicial system. The discussion centered on the necessity for four more county courts by 2030, with an immediate request for two additional courts to address current case backlogs.

Officials highlighted disparities in court resources compared to neighboring counties, noting that while some areas have more courts than needed, Collin County is falling behind. "We need 4 more courts," one official stated, emphasizing the urgency of the situation. The current courthouse lacks the physical space to accommodate these additional courts, a challenge that has persisted since the planning stages of the courthouse construction.

The conversation underscored the historical context of the county's judicial needs, with officials recalling previous requests that had not been met. The allocation of two courts to district courts instead of county courts has further complicated the issue, leaving Collin County officials advocating for immediate action to enhance their judicial capacity.

As the county grapples with increasing case loads, the call for additional courts reflects a critical step towards ensuring timely justice for residents. The next steps involve addressing the space limitations and advocating for legislative support to fulfill these judicial needs.