Richmond, California · Public records, local context
November ballot
The fire-station bond
The council placed a proposal for up to $120 million in fire-station bonds on the November 3 ballot. Placing it on the ballot did not approve the borrowing. Voters decide, with a two-thirds approval requirement.
On the ballot · voters decide November 3
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What would voters authorize?
Bonds borrow money for work now and repay it over time. Read the project description and tax estimate together; the borrowing limit is not the total cost of repayment.
How we got here
Adopted action
Council places the bond before voters
Resolution 143-26 calls the November 3 election on up to $120 million in bonds. This is approval to ask voters, not voter approval of the debt.
Resolution 143-26 · July 28, 2026 · pages 1–2
In recent agendas
Automatically grouped by related phrases. An agenda describes requested action; it does not establish what the council adopted.
· Item X.1 · Agenda record
Ordinance Ordering the Submission of a General Obligation Bond Measure for Fire Station Improvements and Adoption of a Resolution Placing the Measure on the November 3, 2026, General Municipal Election Ballot· Item O.1 · Agenda record
Resolution Determining Necessity and Introduction of an Ordinance Ordering the Submission of a General Obligation Bond Measure for Fire Station Improvements· Item P.1 · Agenda record
Revenue Enhancement and Financing Recommendations for Advanced Life Support (ALS) First Responder Services and Fire Station Upgrades
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