Collin County officials are exploring innovative transit solutions, including a potential monorail system along the Dallas North Tollway, as discussions continue to enhance transportation options in the region. During the recent Collin County Toll Road Authority meeting on September 15, 2025, members highlighted the importance of maximizing transit use along this busy corridor, which connects key locations from the Cowboys Headquarters to downtown Dallas.

The meeting also addressed the ongoing work of Transit 2, a project involving worldwide experts who have spent a year studying transit needs and providing recommendations. These insights aim to identify both immediate improvements and long-term strategies for enhancing public transportation in Collin County.

In addition to transit discussions, the board reviewed procedural matters, including the approval of the consent agenda, which was amended to exclude two items for further consideration. The board unanimously agreed to revisit these items in the following week.

The meeting also touched on the upcoming elections for the Central Appraisal District Board of Directors. While no proposals were presented, officials noted the importance of allocating votes for the upcoming nominations, which must be submitted by October 15. This process allows the county to participate in selecting candidates for the board, although their voting power is relatively small compared to the overall electorate.

As Collin County continues to seek improvements in transportation and governance, these discussions reflect a commitment to addressing community needs and enhancing the quality of life for residents. The next steps will involve further exploration of transit options and preparation for the upcoming board elections.