About Props A & B

Together, Propositions A and B represent $295 million to keep Austin's parks, pools, trails, and libraries strong — with projects reaching every district in the city.

Proposition A $260 million for parks, pools, trails, and recreation throughout Austin

Proposition A funds new parkland, neighborhood and district park improvements, trail and greenbelt connectivity, aquatics facilities, and recreation centers in every part of Austin.

A shaded basketball court under a large fabric canopy at an Austin park

A shaded playground with swings and a climbing tower

A basketball hoop and backboard against a tree canopy

New Parkland

Priority for infill parks in park-deficient areas
Greenbelt and trail connectivity projects
Colorado River destination parkland
A new District 6 recreation center site

Neighborhood & District Parks

Brentwood, Riata, Springwoods, Jamestown, Lantana, Cooper, and Grand Meadow parks
Bolm District Park
Walter E. Long Metro Park
Wooldridge Square
Citywide community gardens, and more across Austin

Trails, Greenbelts & Infrastructure

Williamson Creek Trail
St. Edward's Greenbelt & Park
Zilker and Circle C Metro Parks
Mt. Bonnell safety improvements
Onion Creek all-abilities playground
Citywide park electrification

Aquatics

Garrison municipal pool
Big Stacy neighborhood pool
Walnut Creek pool
Civitan pool

Recreation & Community Facilities

Gus Garcia Recreation Center
Doris Miller Auditorium
Mayfield Park

Proposition B

$35 million for libraries

Proposition B invests in two Austin Public Library projects that expand access to books, technology, and community space on the east and west sides of the city.

Renovating the Hampton at Oak Hill branch — modernizing an existing neighborhood library.
A brand-new Colony Park branch library — designing and engineering a new library to serve Northeast Austin.