NOV 2 BOND REFERENDUM!

Picture - Morrisville 2021 Bond ReferendumCome this November 2, 2021, the Morrisville Town Council will provide voters the opportunity to vote on financing up to $37 million to accomplish these types of improvements in a strategic and fiscally responsible manner through a bond referendum. Wisely committing your tax dollars in this way will ensure the Morrisville community continues to live connected and live well. I want this to be the highest turnout in Morrisville history!

Morrisville has an exemplary credit rating as a AAA community, giving us the ability to secure the lowest interest rates through voter-approved general obligation (G.O.) bonds. This form of debt financing is the best and least expensive of tax-supported debt resulting in significant savings to the taxpayer over the repayment period.

The Town anticipates an estimated 3 cents per $100 assessed property value to afford the three bond issues assuming voters approve.

There will be three ballot questions that Voters will consider separately: Public Safety Improvement Bonds, Streets, Sidewalks and Connectivity Improvement Bonds, and Parks, Recreation and Amenities Bonds!

Public Safety Improvement Bonds
Community Benefit: To improve public safety facilities in Morrisville. Morrisville is dedicated to providing a safe and secure community through prevention, education, readiness, and responsiveness.

Projects:

  • Harris Mill Road Fire Station
  • Land Acquisition Reimbursement (future fire stations)

Bond Amount: 8,000,000

Street, Sidewalks and Connectivity Improvement Bonds

Community Benefit: To make improvements to Pedestrian and Transportation related infrastructure, such as major thoroughfares, sidewalk and streetscape improvements, bridges, bicycle lanes, curbs, and drains; traffic controls, greenways; bus/train stations and shelter improvements; and the acquisition of any land, rights of way and equipment.

Potential Projects:

  • Airport Boulevard Extension Phase 1
  • Sidewalk and Greenway Connectivity Enhancements
  • Traffic Congestion Requirements

Bond Amount: $11,700,000

Parks, Recreation and Amenities Bonds

Community Benefit: To improve and expand existing passive and active parks, and recreational facilities, acquire and construct new parks, and recreational facilities and preserve open space/tree canopy.

Potential Projects:

  • Crabtree Nature Park
  • Morrisville Community Park Phase II
  • Future Parks/Open Space, Land Acquisition, and other Park Enhancements!

For more information on the Bond Referendum, visit www.townofmorrisville.org/MSVBOND2021 or call (919) 463-6906.