Bentonville Bond Election - What to do with $266 million?

Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Apr 02 2021 | 00:28:50

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Bentonville voters will be asked in an April 13 special election to approve up to $266 million in new bonds to help deal with city growth and infrastructure. Included in that that total is $23 million for bond refunding associated with a 2007 bond election. Jake Harper, Bentonville director of finance and administration, will talk about how that process works.

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