Summary
Mesa is preparing a $285 million bond package for the November ballot to fund essential public safety facilities, training centers, and major transportation and street upgrades. Property owners would see a modest tax impact phased in over several years as bonds are issued.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
Estimated average annual tax impact of $69 for a homeowner with a $250,000 taxable property value.
All Mesa residents and first responders who will benefit from modernized training facilities, upgraded radio communications, and safer, less congested roadways.
Property owners facing secondary property tax increases.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Mesa voters to decide 2 bonds, one council race
With early ballots for the Nov. 3 General Election scheduled to be mailed Wednesday, Sept. 7, all Mesa voters will decide the fate of two municipal bonds totaling $285 million and some will also be deciding a City Council race.
Mesa City Council hopefuls discuss issues facing city
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City Council — June 1, 2026
The city is calling a special bond election for November 2026 to let voters decide on general obligation bonds for public safety and street improvements.
City Council (Study) — May 14, 2026
Mesa is preparing a $285 million bond package for the November ballot to fund essential public safety facilities, training centers, and major transportation and street upgrades. Property owners would see a modest tax impact phased in over several years as bonds are issued.
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