American Fork expects Public Works Complex design to reach 25% by August
American Fork’s Public Works Complex bond project is moving toward an August 2026 milestone, with the city expecting to hire an architect and reach 25% design.
Municipal Bonds
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Wylie Council Advances Proposed $100.5M Bond Package for November
Wylie City Council has reached consensus on a proposed $100.5 million bond package for public safety, downtown, parks and public works projects.
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Durham considers extending affordable-housing bond authority through 2029
Durham City Council is scheduled to hold an August 6 public hearing on extending the deadline to issue approximately $41.18 million in remaining voter-approved affordable-housing bonds.
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South Burlington voters face Aug. 11 bond vote on city infrastructure project
South Burlington has scheduled an Aug. 11, 2026, bond vote and is directing voters to a facility tour and public forum ahead of the decision.
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Montgomery says it is financially positioned to support proposed $375 million bond initiative
Montgomery officials say the city is in a strong financial position to support a proposed $375 million bond initiative tied to the Momentum 2040 investment strategy. The proposal has not been approved, and the city has not yet detailed projects or an authorization timeline.
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Omaha advances plans for $181 million combined public-safety headquarters
Omaha officials have outlined a proposed 275,000-square-foot police and fire headquarters near 74th Street, with voter approval and further city action still required.
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Buffalo parking-garage sale generates roughly $60.9 million for the city
Buffalo completed a municipal bond transaction to sell its parking garages, with reported proceeds of about $60.9 million. Available reporting does not identify how the city will use the money or whether parking operations will change.
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Las Cruces council authorizes up to $22.15 million in 2026 gross-receipts-tax improvement bonds
The Las Cruces City Council approved an ordinance authorizing the issuance and sale of up to $22.15 million in Series 2026 gross-receipts-tax improvement revenue bonds at its June 15 meeting.
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South Burlington schedules Aug. 11 special bond vote for capital improvement project
South Burlington City Council has set a special city meeting and bond vote for Aug. 11, when voters will be asked to authorize borrowing for a capital-improvement project.
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Charlotte schedules Aug. 10 hearing on bond orders tied to Nov. 3 referendum
Charlotte City Council is scheduled to hold an Aug. 10 public hearing on proposed bond orders connected to a Nov. 3, 2026, obligation-bond referendum.
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Freehold Township Advances Gravel Hill Road Funding Plan
Freehold Township’s Gravel Hill Road resurfacing is included in a $3.05 million road package with an expected $202,867 NJDOT grant, but no work date is set.
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Montgomery Council Delays $375M Bond Vote Again
Montgomery’s City Council carried over three bond-related actions, leaving a proposed $375 million borrowing plan unresolved as residents seek more details.
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Buffalo Credit Ratings Face New Pressure Over Reserves and One-Time Revenues
Buffalo’s credit standing weakened in July as Moody’s changed its outlook and S&P and Fitch downgraded ratings, citing reserves, budget gaps and one-time revenues.
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Miami City Commission moves Safe & Ready Miami public safety bond to November ballot
Miami FL: On July 9, 2026, Miami City Commission sent Safe & Ready Miami bond to the Nov. 3 ballot—up to $450M for public safety facilities.