The Journal Record
By : Kathryn McNutt August 13, 2024
EDMOND — Edmond residents will decide Nov. 5 whether to raise and spend $231 million for 22 construction and improvement projects across the city in the next decade.
The City Council set the election Monday night for what would be the first general obligation bond financing program in the city’s history. Edmond currently is strictly sale tax-funded, a rarity for a city its size.
The ballot items will call for approval of a 15-mill levy over 10 years to generate the projected $231 million. If approved, the money would provide $151 million for streets and bridges, $70 million for parks and recreation, and $10 million for a new fire station.
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