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NM · HB248FINAL · 1 COSPONSOR

General Obligation Bonds

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Plain-English Summary

This bill, the "2026 Capital Projects General Obligation Bond Act," proposes to issue and sell general obligation bonds totaling $280 million to fund capital projects across New Mexico. These projects include improvements for senior centers, library acquisitions statewide, and capital improvements for higher education, special schools, and tribal schools. If approved by voters in the 2026 general election, a property tax would be levied to repay the bonds.

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