Annual City Report

• Continue the revitalization of Downtown.
• Develop an Infrastructure Master Plan to consist of:
  • Attainable housing south of SH287 and the north side of GPMURD
  • Transportation/bridges
  • Fiber optics in low-income areas throughout Grand Prairie
  • Creating jobs
  • Higher Education
• Provide incentives as needed to attract more independent, unique retail stores throughout Grand Prairie.
• Fund and build a multi-cultural center.
• Increase diversity in city contracts and planning projects.
• Fund and build a pickleball complex.
• Fund future phases of Turner Park renovation.
• Work to attract more grocery stores, particularly in "food desert" areas. 
• Seek affordable housing for middle-income earners to attract key workers vital to the area's success.
• Pursue stronger green energy initiatives and maintain green space during development. 

Amplify

• Open six restaurants in EpicCentral
• Debut water and light show in EpicCentral
• Complete construction of two connecting hotels and convention center in EpicCentral
• Create redevelopment plans for Turner, Tyre and Mi Familia parks
• Welcome Hobby Lobby, Andretti Indoor Karting & Games (2023); Bass Pro Shops (2024); Big Shots Golf (2023)
• Enjoy Major League Cricket in the newly renovated cricket stadium

Advance

• Finish Camp Wisdom widening
• Launch a new City App
• Introduce ability to text for information
• Plan for a Fire Station 11 and a new Emergency Operations Center
• Debut at Block Party trailer available for residents to check out
• Create a Tool Lending program to provide tools residents need for home and yard maintenance
• Complete 11-acre cell construction at landfill
• Remodel the Main Library entry and lobby

Improve

• Select new utility billing software
• Complete connection of Seeton Road from Mira Flores to day Miar roads
• Start construction of Stadium Drive from Tarrant Road to the I-30 frontage road
• Build Dechman Drive from Westchester Parkway to Edgeview Drive
• Begin Uptown Theater phase 2 of renovations
• Partner Shotwell Life Center with Grand Prairie Independent School District to start a universal sports skills program that will enhance the skill level of students playing all sports