Advocates for the 2018 Wichita Falls bond proposal are hoping voters will give the green light for their particular projects, but many say the bond as a whole can benefit the entire city of Wichita Falls.

“We’re very pleased with the council’s decision to pass those bonds for election on May 5th to upgrade the MPEC,” said Brian Hoffman.

Hoffman has been running the MPEC for about two years, and two of the propositions, totaling more than $3.6 million, directly impact his facility.

Find out more details here about how the bond proposal, if passed, will affect the MPEC and downtown Wichita Falls.