Learn how our bond initiative can enhance our community and improve lives.
Without Raising Taxes!

Vote Yes for Chandler. Vote Yes on Questions 1, 2, 3, & 4

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The Benefits of Our Bond Initiative

This bond initiative aims to enhance Chandler’s community by funding essential projects that benefit everyone. Investing in our city’s future means better schools, improved parks, and upgraded infrastructure.

When you support this initiative, you’re not just voting for a proposal—you’re voting for a brighter future. Our focus is simple: ensure every dollar goes towards making Chandler an even better place to live. By enhancing local services and facilities, we can create opportunities for everyone in our community.

Common Questions

Find answers to your questions about the bond initiative.

A bond election allows taxpayers to vote on whether the city should borrow money to fund large-scale public improvement projects. These bonds are repaid over time through property taxes. Chandler carefully plans these elections to align with retiring debt, so the city projects no increase to the property tax rate from the current property tax rate as a result of this election.

The estimated average tax rate for the proposed bond authorization is $0.4795 per $100 of assessed valuation. The new bonds are timed with retiring debt, which the city projects will keep the secondary property tax stable at $0.87 per $100 of assessed valuation.

The proposed bond program includes funding in four key areas that affect Chandler residents every day.

Question 1 –  Parks and Recreation

  • Renovate and upgrade parks, sports fields and playgrounds
  • Improve aquatic centers and recreation facilities


Question 2 – Public Safety – Fire Services

  • Construct a new fire station to support growing areas
  • Modernize existing stations and replace aging fire trucks and emergency equipment


Question 3 – Public Safety – Police Services

  • Renovate and upgrade the police headquarters
  • Invest in technology, communications and replacement vehicles to support officers in the field


Question 3 – Streets and Traffic

  • Repave aging roads and repair critical infrastructure
  • Improve intersections and upgrade traffic signals for safer, smoother travel

These projects are part of Chandler’s long-term plan to maintain high-quality services and support our growing community. By investing in critical infrastructure today—with no projected increase to the current property tax rate—we can continue to provide safe neighborhoods, well-maintained parks, reliable emergency services and smooth commutes for years to come.

Voting for the bond initiative will take place on November 4th. Make sure to mark your calendars and be ready to make your voice heard!