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    Casa Grande to Seek Voter Bond Approval

    BEX StaffBy BEX StaffApril 22, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
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    The Casa Grande City Council has unanimously voted to put four separate bond requests before voters in the November election.

    The four requests would be for projects dealing with Parks and Recreation ($37M), Public Safety and Fire Stations ($22M), Civic Building Improvements ($15M) and Roads and Transit ($51). The bonds would run from fiscal years 2023-2028.

    Planned projects under the bonds include

    • 2023 ($25M): Replacing Fire Stations 501 and 502; improving McCartney Road, a new community trail, and Dave White Regional Park;
    • 2024 ($25M): Additional work on McCartney Road, Fifth Street and Peart Square, and downtown improvements;
    • 2025: City Hall Complex Improvements ($11M), Community Recreation/Aquatic Center ($4M), expansion of Ed Hooper Rodeo Park/Paul Mason Sports Complex ($4M);
    • 2026: Ed Hooper Rodeo Park/Paul Mason Sports Complex ($10M), improving Trekell Road ($5M);
    • 2027: Construction of Fire Station 505 ($8M), additional Trekell Road improvements ($5M), and
    • 2028: Improving McCartney Road ($12M). (Source)
    Aquatic Center bond measure capital improvement projects Casa Grande City Council CIP City Hall Complex City of Casa Grande Civic Building Improvements Dave White Regional Park Ed Hooper Rodeo Park/Paul Mason Sports Complex Fire STateion 501 Fire Station 502 Fire Stations McCartney Road November election Parks and Recreation public safety Public Works
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