$89.6 million GO bond sale — and zero for affordable housing this cycle
Albuquerque
Summary
The council authorized the first of two planned bond sales from the 2025 voter-approved packages, funding streets, parks, storm sewers and public safety. Councilor Rogers sharply questioned why the $10.1 million affordable housing and $2.5 million MRA allocations were pushed to the next cycle.
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Last discussed Apr 20, 2026.
Impact analysis
Bond debt service is repaid through property tax revenue; the golf course loan adds about $15,000/year.
Residents get voter-approved capital projects funded, including streets, parks, and storm sewers.
Housing advocates note affordable housing dollars were deferred to the second bond cycle.
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