November 2026 Bond Referendum
Summary
City officials reviewed a $101.5 million transportation bond for bus rapid transit, sidewalk gaps, and traffic calming, alongside advanced planning initiatives for future growth.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 1
Last discussed May 5, 2026.
Impact analysis
$101.5 million for bond projects plus $18 million in capital reserves for advanced planning
Commuters, transit riders, pedestrians, and cyclists seeking improved mobility and safety infrastructure.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Knightdale's $55 million bond referendum would fund new community center, raise property taxes
This Election Day, voters will weigh in on the Knightdale Parks & Recreation Bond. If passed, the funds will go toward a new community center designed to support the town's growing population.
City Council Meeting - First Tuesday - Afternoon & Evening Sessions
Raleigh voters will decide on a $203 million bond package this November, split evenly between affordable housing and transportation projects.
City Council Meeting - Second Tuesday - Work Session
City officials reviewed a $101.5 million transportation bond for bus rapid transit, sidewalk gaps, and traffic calming, alongside advanced planning initiatives for future growth.
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