Summary
The city is building a new Service Center to replace a substandard facility. It has $6 million saved, but $11 million more will come from certificates of obligation — debt that doesn't require a public vote — split between the General and Utility Funds, meaning part lands on utility bills.
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Last discussed Mar 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $17 million total — $6 million from reserves plus $11 million in new debt, with part of the debt service paid through utility bills.
City public works staff get a modern facility, and residents get reliable city services.
Ratepayers will help pay off $11 million in new debt through utility bills; taxpayers footing the bill without a public vote.
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