MUNICIPAL FINANCE

Chandler Council approves bond sales

This slide was used in a presentation to show the types of services funded by bonds in Chandler. The Chandler City Council approved the sale of the last of its 2021-approved bonds at its Nov. 13 meeting.

Courtesy of City of Chandler

A week after Chandler voters went to the polls and overwhelming approved nearly $500 million in municipal bonds, the City Council was discussing bonds again.

This time, it was a planned discussion on selling the last series from the previous bond authorization.
By approving its Nov. 13 consent agenda, the Chandler City Council has authorized two bond sales that will fund major improvements to city facilities, streets, parks and water and wastewater infrastructure.

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