Learn More About Proposition 404 and 405!

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The City Council submitted two bond questions for Avondale voters to consider in a special election this November. Bonds are a secure and fiscally responsible way for cities to finance large capital projects like parks, public safety facilities, and libraries.




Proposition 404 – Parks, Trails, and Libraries

Avondale voters are being asked to authorize up to $68 million in general obligation bonds to provide funding for parks, recreation and library projects. Quality parks and amenities help protect your property values and improve our ability to attract and retain residents and businesses.


Prop 404 invests in parks and quality of life including:

  • New Park Shade and Shade Expansion
  • Park and Parking Improvements
  • Trail System Improvements
  • Civic Center Library Improvements



Proposition 405 – Public Safety

Avondale voters are being asked to authorize up to $55 million in general obligation bonds to provide funding for public safety facility improvements projects and training facilities. Building additional public safety facilities will help reduce response times citywide and ensure our first responders are highly trained.


Prop 405 invests in public safety including:

  • Southern Avondale Fire/Police Substation
  • New Public Safety Headquarters
  • Police Firearms Training Facility
  • Main Police Station Expansion
  • City Court Office Expansion


Vote By Mail Election
This election is an all-mail election. The Maricopa County Elections Department will begin mailing ballots to all registered voters on Oct. 8. All ballots must be received by 7:00 p.m. on Election Day, Nov. 4. A ballot box will be available inside the lobby at Avondale City Hall starting Oct. 8. For a full list of ballot box locations, visit elections.maricopa.gov.


Investing in Avondale without raising the property tax rate

The City of Avondale is committed to keeping taxes stable and has crafted these two bond proposals to invest in infrastructure without raising the City’s overall property tax rate. The City will issue new bonds as old bonds are paid off. Stable property values and continued growth will maintain the current City property tax rate.

Image of the Bond Flyer - Hyperlinked to a PDF file

The City Council submitted two bond questions for Avondale voters to consider in a special election this November. Bonds are a secure and fiscally responsible way for cities to finance large capital projects like parks, public safety facilities, and libraries.




Proposition 404 – Parks, Trails, and Libraries

Avondale voters are being asked to authorize up to $68 million in general obligation bonds to provide funding for parks, recreation and library projects. Quality parks and amenities help protect your property values and improve our ability to attract and retain residents and businesses.


Prop 404 invests in parks and quality of life including:

  • New Park Shade and Shade Expansion
  • Park and Parking Improvements
  • Trail System Improvements
  • Civic Center Library Improvements



Proposition 405 – Public Safety

Avondale voters are being asked to authorize up to $55 million in general obligation bonds to provide funding for public safety facility improvements projects and training facilities. Building additional public safety facilities will help reduce response times citywide and ensure our first responders are highly trained.


Prop 405 invests in public safety including:

  • Southern Avondale Fire/Police Substation
  • New Public Safety Headquarters
  • Police Firearms Training Facility
  • Main Police Station Expansion
  • City Court Office Expansion


Vote By Mail Election
This election is an all-mail election. The Maricopa County Elections Department will begin mailing ballots to all registered voters on Oct. 8. All ballots must be received by 7:00 p.m. on Election Day, Nov. 4. A ballot box will be available inside the lobby at Avondale City Hall starting Oct. 8. For a full list of ballot box locations, visit elections.maricopa.gov.


Investing in Avondale without raising the property tax rate

The City of Avondale is committed to keeping taxes stable and has crafted these two bond proposals to invest in infrastructure without raising the City’s overall property tax rate. The City will issue new bonds as old bonds are paid off. Stable property values and continued growth will maintain the current City property tax rate.

Image of the Bond Flyer - Hyperlinked to a PDF file

  • Avondale Bond 2025: What You Need to Know About Props 404 & 405

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    What's on your ballot this November? Proposition 404 will improve parks and recreation across Avondale by adding more shade structures, renovating neighborhood green spaces, and enhancing trail connections. Proposition 405 will build a new joint fire and police station in southern Avondale, a public safety operations facility, and a police training facility. Both measures are structured so they won't raise your overall property tax rate. Make your voice heard by voting on November 4, 2025.

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