Building Boulder Together: Recreation and Safety Bond
Source: results.enr.clarityelections.com
What does this measure do?
Supports: Public Infrastructure
Boulder would borrow up to $400 million to build and fix recreation centers, fire stations, and public safety buildings, costing up to $650 million to repay. Property owners would pay up to $32.5 million a year more in property taxes until the debt is paid off.
Read the official ballot measure
Proposed by: Boulder City Council
Boulder's elected city council, by a unanimous vote. It asks voters to let the city borrow up to $400 million for recreation centers, fire stations and public safety buildings.
Source: boulderreportinglab.org
A YES vote means
The city borrows up to $400 million for these projects, and property owners pay a higher property tax until the debt is repaid.
A NO vote means
The city does not borrow the money, and there is no new property tax for these projects.
No financial records found for this ballot measure.