Mesa Council to Vote on $157M Public Safety Bond Request

The Mesa City Council voted last week on a proposal to put a $157M public safety bond request on the November ballot.

Projects to be funded under the bond consideration include:

• $43.4M to modernize Police Headquarters;
• A $10M addition to the $10M approved in a 2018 for a Mesa Police Evidence Facility;
• $41.9M to add classrooms, parking and site improvements to the 57.5KSF Public Safety Training Facility;
• Building two new four-bay fire stations, and
• Improving an existing 1978-built fire station at Greenfield Park.

June 11^th is the deadline to put bond requests on the November 8^th ballot. (Source)