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Surprise puts wraps on 2017 bond projects

Facilities built, roads widened at higher cost

A global pandemic, inflation and supply chain disruptions were just some of the issues the city of Surprise had to contend with concerning projects voters approved in the 2017 general obligation bond election.

Yet, projects were done within the five years promised, although at a higher cost because of some issues facing the city.

A series of public safety facilities, including two new fire stations, road widening projects and pavement preservation across the city were part of the bond voters approved nearly six years ago.

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