Oct 7, 2025 - News

The Agenda: Fayetteville bond issue

Alex Golden

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The Fayetteville City Council might decide tonight to call for an infrastructure bond election for March 3.

State of play: Voters would be asked to vote for or against allowing the city to issue about $320 million in sales tax bonds to finance projects and to refund the city's outstanding capital improvement bonds.

Projects include:

🐶 Constructing and equipping an animal shelter with increased space for adoptions, increased veterinary care and education.

💧 Water and sewer upgrades.

🚒 Building and equipping new fire stations plus any necessary fire trucks.

🌳 Expanding and renovating parks.

♻️ Building a new recycling drop-off facility on Fayetteville's west side.

🚧 Street, trail and sidewalk improvements.

🥽 Developing a year-round aquatic and recreation facility.

💦 Constructing a major wastewater treatment plant and system improvements.

📍 If you go: 5:30pm at City Hall.

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The Agenda: Fayetteville bond issue

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