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Get StartedShall the City of Glendale be allowed to sell $87,200,000 general obligation bonds for parks and recreation projects. Issuance of the bonds results in a property tax increase to pay annual debt service on the bonds.
A "YES" vote on City of Glendale Question 1 is a vote in favor of authorizing the City to issue and sell up to $87,200,000 of general obligation bonds to be repaid with secondary property taxes.
A "NO" vote on City of Glendale Question 1 is a vote in opposition to authorizing the City of Glendale to issue and sell bonds of the City of Glendale.
"The City's investment in infrastructure and capital planning continues to enhance economic development and quality of life for our citizens. Significant streets and pavement maintenance projects are a top priority for the city council.", in support of Question 1 (Learn more)
Shall the City of Glendale be authorized to sell up to $87,200,000 general obligation bonds for parks and recreation projects? The issuance of these bonds will result in a property tax increase sufficient to pay annual debt service on the bonds. A “YES” vote shall authorize the City of Glendale governing body to issue and sell up to $87,200,000 of general obligation bonds of the City of Glendale to be repaid with secondary property taxes. A “NO” vote shall not authorize the City of Glendale governing body to issue and sell such bonds of the City of Glendale.
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