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Kansas City Votes on $1.7B Infrastructure Bonds | Kansas City News
Kansas City voters face a pivotal August 4 ballot with five bond measures totaling $1.7 billion—no new taxes, just loans repaid through existing revenue—to fund critical upgrades: 100 million for affordable housing, 100 million to restore historic landmarks, 750 million each for water and sewer systems, and a renewed 1-cent sales tax for downtown revitalization. Mayor Quinton Lucas is rallying support, calling these investments essential for long-term growth, job creation, and preventing even steeper utility hikes down the road. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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