PGW refinancing expected to save $13.1 million in present value
Philadelphia says a completed $212.845 million PGW bond sale is expected to produce $13.1 million in net-present-value savings.
Municipal Bonds
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Arlington Heights Park District schedules hearing on $6 million bond proposal
A public hearing on the park district’s proposed $6 million bond sale is set for Oct. 27 at its Administration Center.
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Frisco completes $83 million Rail District project
The completed downtown project includes rebuilt streets, a five-story garage with 450 free public spaces and a plaza at 8802 4th Street.
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Connecticut bond sale includes $1.1B for programs, $19.8M in projected savings
Connecticut’s $1.4431 billion bond sale includes $1.1 billion in new borrowing for state programs and projects. The separate $343.1 million refinancing is projected to save $19.8 million over nine years.
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Red Bank approves 2026 budget with 8% municipal taxpayer increase and infrastructure bonds
Red Bank Borough Council unanimously approved the 2026 municipal budget in May, raising the municipal portion of taxpayer payments by 8% and authorizing bonds for roads, parks and water work.
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Livonia Requests $3.2 Million for New Police Headquarters
Livonia is seeking $3.2 million in state-directed spending for a new police headquarters at the Civic Center, replacing a station built in 1961.
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Springfield council approves $32 million bond for Andy’s headquarters
The Springfield City Council approved a $32 million bond Aug. 10 tied to Andy’s Frozen Custard’s planned new headquarters in the city.
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Boca Raton Keeps Police Headquarters Plan Alive After Bond Defeat
Boca Raton officials are continuing to plan a possible police-facilities bond referendum after voters rejected a $175 million proposal on March 10.
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Andover council approves housing, bond and plant-security measures
The Andover City Council approved measures involving housing, municipal bonds and plant security during its June 30 meeting.
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Kearney advances $13.5 million Fire Station 3 project in northeast city
Kearney approved a $1,080,987 early construction package for Fire Station No. 3 and scheduled a groundbreaking for April 6 near East 48th Street and N Avenue.
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Richmond Council Advances $120 Million Fire-Station Bond
Richmond council unanimously advanced a $120 million bond for aging fire stations, sending the proposal toward a November 2026 vote.
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Rowlett council authorizes up to $32.8 million for city projects
Rowlett officials approved debt authorizations for streets, parks, public-safety vehicles, facilities and water-sewer infrastructure, with pricing expected in August.
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Montgomery Mayor Proposes $375 Million Momentum 2040 Bond Program
Mayor Steven Reed has proposed up to $375 million in bonds for Montgomery projects, with City Council approval still required before the plan can advance.
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Rogers prepares for possible November 2026 bond proposal
Rogers leaders are preparing a bond proposal expected to reach voters in November 2026, but the amount, projects and ballot language remain unsettled.
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Pembroke Pines backs $155 million police-fire complex plan
Pembroke Pines commissioners backed development of a new police-fire complex, but the financing plan, project schedule and possible ballot question remain unresolved.
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Dallas police training center set for August milestone, September groundbreaking
A Dallas project memo schedules completion of preconstruction services in August 2026 and a September groundbreaking for a police training center at UNT Dallas.
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Mansfield Advances $21 Million in Water-Project Financing
Mansfield City Council advanced financing for two major water projects, authorized more than $14 million in bonds and approved fire-building pre-construction work.
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Greater Johnstown schools set proposed $47.3 million 2026-27 budget as district advances $7 million bond issue
The Greater Johnstown School District’s proposed 2026-27 budget totals $47,291,679 and includes expanded career, business and student programming. S&P Global Ratings assigned an A- rating to an estimated $7 million bond issue tied to district capital needs.
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Edina Keeps AAA Ratings Ahead of $2026 Bond Sale
Edina retained its top bond ratings from Moody’s and S&P before a June 16 sale financing street, utility and park projects.
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Austin Council Advances $295 Million Parks and Libraries Bond
Austin City Council advanced a proposed $295 million parks and libraries bond for voter consideration on the potential November 3, 2026 ballot.
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Bonita Springs voters to decide on $35 million rail-trail bonds
Bonita Springs voters will decide Aug. 18 whether to authorize up to $35 million in bonds for acquiring and building the proposed Bonita Estero Rail Trail.
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Midwest City Advances $5.7 Million Police-Fire Training Center
Midwest City voters approved a police and fire training-center bond project. The city says site utilities and construction costs remain key planning issues.