Summary
The Council approved issuing up to $35 million in bonds, paid back from gross receipts tax revenue, to fix and improve Fire Station 4 and other fire safety facilities and public buildings. This keeps emergency response infrastructure in the county up to date without raising property taxes.
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Last discussed Jul 7, 2026.
Impact analysis
Up to $35 million in debt service repaid from gross receipts (sales) tax revenue rather than property taxes.
Residents served by Fire Station 4 and anyone relying on county fire and emergency response.
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County Council - Regular Session — July 7, 2026
The Council approved issuing up to $35 million in bonds, paid back from gross receipts tax revenue, to fix and improve Fire Station 4 and other fire safety facilities and public buildings. This keeps emergency response infrastructure in the county up to date without raising property taxes.
County Council - Regular Session — April 7, 2026
The county is looking at spending nearly $18 million to replace Fire Station No. 4, with a total project budget of $22.25 million. This is one of the biggest capital investments on the county's books this year.
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