South Portland Puts $88M Bond for New Police and Fire Stations on November Ballot

South Portland Puts $88M Bond for New Police and Fire Stations on November Ballot

The South Portland City Council voted 5-1 Tuesday to ask voters for approval of an $88 million bond to fund the construction of new police and fire stations. If approved, the city would build a new police station at Cash Corner, as well as a new fire station to replace what has been identified as [...] The post South Portland Puts $88M Bond for New Police and Fire Stations on November Ballot appeared first on The Maine Wire.

Council refines $90.5M bond package

Wylie City Council reached consensus Tuesday, July 28, on the framework for a proposed $90.5 million bond election, giving staff direction to prepare revised ballot language for a November election while also advancing plans for the relocation and restoration of the historic Stonehaven House. Although no formal action was taken during the work session, council members settled on the structure of a five-proposition bond package that will return f…