The Collin County Toll Road Authority convened on June 9, 2025, to discuss key initiatives and updates relevant to the county's infrastructure and community programs. The meeting began with a motion regarding the location of the sheriff's economic therapy program, which was met with supportive dialogue among the commissioners.

Commissioner Hale proposed a motion directing staff to identify a suitable location at Myers Park for the program, emphasizing the need for minimal county resources to conduct due diligence on the site. The intent was to ensure that all necessary details would be addressed in future discussions, allowing for a thorough evaluation of costs and logistics later on. The motion received unanimous support, passing with a 4-0 vote.

Following this, the court discussed the importance of regular updates on the project’s progress. Commissioners expressed the need to remain open to alternative locations if Myers Park was not deemed the best fit after further investigation. Sheriff’s comments were brief, thanking the court for their consideration of the program.

The meeting transitioned to an update from the North Central Texas Council of Governments, where the current president announced the conclusion of their term. This June meeting marked the end of their presidency, with plans to return as a board member.

Overall, the meeting highlighted collaborative efforts to enhance community services while ensuring thorough evaluation processes for new initiatives. The court's commitment to transparency and ongoing communication was evident as they moved forward with the sheriff's program and other regional collaborations.