Summary
The city is issuing $14.9 million in short-term tax notes to fund high-cost purchases like fire trucks, street maintenance graders, and a major public safety radio system upgrade.
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Last discussed Jun 23, 2026.
Impact analysis
Involves $14.9 million in debt financing repaid over seven years, with roughly half of the radio upgrade costs offset by partner entities like EMS and Citibus.
City departments and public safety personnel who receive upgraded radios and essential heavy equipment.
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