Scottsdale hasn't had a tune-up in 19 years.
IT'S TIME.
It's been 19 years since we've made critical investments in our parks,
public safety, senior facilities and infrastructure. It is long past time for
this investment to occur. Vote Yes on Questions 1, 2 & 3!
Letter from the Campaign Co-Chairs
The People's Plan: Three Questions For One Scottsdale
Campaign Fact Check
Good For Taxpayers. Great For Scottsdale. How Your Quality Of Life Will Go Up But Secondary Property Taxes Will Likely Go Down
How Do These Bonds Impact Scottsdale & You?
Bond financing for 70 projects from 2000 bonds for $358 million are retired = Lower property taxes.
Increased property values in Scottsdale since 2000 = Less impact to property owners to pay for bonds.
58 bond projects for $319 million in 2019 is less than 2000 bond projects + increased property values in Scottsdale which mean taxes are projected to go down by the City Treasurer, even if Question 1, 2 & 3 all pass!
Questions 1, 2 & 3 Campaign In The News
What Supporters Are Saying
Scottsdale's Financial Health & Accountability: An Ideal Time To Bond
- Scottsdale is one of only 30 cities in the country with a top bond rating of AAA
- Interest rates are at historic lows making it timely to borrow money for community improvements and repairs
- From 2009-2018 Scottsdale spending increased only 2.2% per year and full-time staffing was reduced by 200 positions
- Scottsdale's sales and property tax rates are low thanks to the city's robust tourism industry
- Per capita bond debt has decreased each of the past six years
- Scottsdale has a "Bond Oversight Committee" made up of citizens to oversee expenditures by the City Council and city staff for the bond projects