SURPRISE, AZ -- The Surprise City Council voted 4-3 Thursday to call a November bond election.
Voters will be asked Nov. 3 to decide if the city should issue general obligation bonds to fund a variety of civic improvements.
Voters will be asked to approve a $184 million bond package divided among transportation, public safety, parks and recreation and economic development.
The majority of the money, about $156.6 million, would be used for transportation projects.
The bonds would be repaid by Surprise property owners through secondary property taxes.
