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State of the City: capital investments after bond defeat
Summary
Mayor Castillo's address laid out the city's path after the failed bond: rehabilitating all parks, fixing roads and flooding, restoring recycling, and $66 million in capital work — all without raising taxes, but with no new public safety complex.
At a glance
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Last discussed Mar 31, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
About $66 million in capital spending with no tax increase; no new public safety complex.
✅Who benefits
All residents through improved parks, roads, drainage, and services without higher taxes.
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