The City of Anna will hold a bond election on Nov. 3, 2026. Proposition A would authorize up to $60 million in general obligation bonds for street capital improvement projects throughout the city.
If approved by voters, the bond funding could be used for capital projects including roadway construction, roadway improvements, and compliance with ADA standards. The city stated that bond funds would be allocated in phases and as needed for eligible street capital improvement projects. This allocation would be based on the city’s Capital Improvement Program and bond issuance plan.
The proposal specifically targets infrastructure upgrades within Anna. The funds are designated for general obligation bonds, which are typically repaid through property taxes, though the source text does not specify the tax rate or repayment timeline. The city has indicated that the projects will follow the established Capital Improvement Program to determine the order and necessity of the work.
Residents will vote on this measure during the general election on Nov. 3, 2026. The outcome will determine whether the city proceeds with the planned street capital improvements. No further details regarding specific street names or project timelines were provided in the announcement. The city encourages residents to review the full details of the proposition before casting their votes.
