$65 Million General Obligation Bond Election
Summary
The Vice Mayor and city manager made a final push before the March 10 vote, stressing the bond funds projects in every neighborhood — parks (over $34 million), public safety buildings, roads and stormwater — without raising the city's portion of the tax bill. They warned that rejecting it could force special assessments instead.
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Last discussed Mar 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
City officials say it won't raise the city's portion of your tax bill; residents currently pay roughly $0-$400 a year in city debt service depending on home value.
Every neighborhood in the city, through parks, safety, and road projects.
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