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This is about how much the Glendale special mail election will cost

Voters will decide on two bond issues this November

The upcoming special mail ballot election in Glendale will likely cost the city around $200,000.

The city council Tuesday night voted to place two general obligation bond questions on the ballot this November. Voters will decide on $82 million designated for street and intersection improvements, and, separately, on $78 million for public safety projects.

Early voting ballots will be mailed to residents starting Oct. 11. Election Day falls on Nov. 7.

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