About Pima County’s Bond Programs
Since 1997, Pima County and its partner jurisdictions have completed over 700 bond projects with voter-approved bond funding, resulting in significant investments in this community’s infrastructure, providing tremendous benefit to the everyday lives of our residents and visitors, and creating thousands of construction-related jobs. The projects are located throughout Pima County, many within municipalities and tribal areas. They include new and improved libraries, community centers, parks and trails, health and medical facilities, affordable housing, justice and law enforcement facilities, historic preservation, roads, wastewater facilities, flood control improvement, and much more. Funding for the projects was approved by voters at county-wide elections held in 1997, 2004, 2006, and 2014.
Over 700 Completed Projects
Completed Bond Projects From 1997, 2004 and 2006 Elections Interactive Map
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A 2013 audit of the County’s general obligation bond programs by the State Auditor General’s office found the County’s bond programs to be a unique collaborative effort between the County and its cities, towns and tribes; verified that bond proceeds were used for the purposes authorized by voters; and stated that projects benefited citizens throughout Pima County.