Bond Program · POLISCOPE

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This page collects the 7 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Bond Program”. Coverage spans public meetings - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Infrastructure, Transportation, and Infrastructure.

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Tue, May 201 item
1. Fort Worth City Council Worksession: 2026 Bond Program UpdateThe Fort Worth City Council held a workshop on May 20, 2025, to discuss the upcoming 2026 Bond Program. City staff presented updates on infrastructure and public projects, and council members requesteFort Worth
Tue, Apr 11 item
1. Fort Worth City Council Work Session: 2026 Bond Program DiscussionThe Fort Worth City Council met on April 1, 2025, to discuss the proposed 2026 Bond Program. Council members requested additional data on project lists, funding methods for traffic signals, housing reFort Worth
Wed, Jan 181 item
1. City Council Meeting Summary: Brackenridge Park Master Plan and Fiber Internet ExpansionThe San Antonio City Council reviewed the draft Master Plan for Brackenridge Park, noting public opposition to reducing parking and closing roads. Additionally, the Council received an update on the oSan Antonio
Wed, Jan 111 item
1. San Antonio 2017-2022 Bond Program BriefingThe San Antonio City Council reviewed a proposed $850 million bond program for 2017-2022, which includes 173 projects across six categories such as streets, drainage, and parks. The council also held San Antonio
Wed, Oct 191 item
1. San Antonio World Heritage Area Development PlanCity officials presented a comprehensive work plan for the San Antonio World Heritage buffer zone, detailing $46.5 million in identified infrastructure needs and proposed funding for transportation, bSan Antonio

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Topic to peopleJesus “Jay” Chapa, Sheryl Sculley, Leticia Vacek (+5 more)
Topic to orgsSan Antonio City Council
Topic to meetingsFort Worth City Council Worksession: 2026 Bond Program Update, Fort Worth City Council Work Session: 2026 Bond Program Discussion, City Council Meeting Summary: Brackenridge Park Master Plan and Fiber Internet Expansion (+2 more)

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