The measure includes 100 projects and would not result in a tax increase.
TACOMA, Wash. — Tacoma-area voters headed to the polls Tuesday to decide on a parks bond measure that would fund the creation and restoration of parks, community centers, trails, and pedestrian bridges — all without raising taxes.
Parks Tacoma is backing the proposed $155 million bond. Funding would pay for the creation of new parks, updating of existing playgrounds, renovations at community centers and upgraded trails and pedestrian bridges.
The measure, if approved, would not raise property taxes.
The proposed bond would maintain the current bonding rate, costing
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