The Office of Bond and Construction Management (BCM) was created to provide oversight of the City’s bond programs to ensure the efficient, equitable, and transparent delivery of infrastructure improvements to the Dallas community.

2024 Capital Bond Program

The 2024 Dallas Bond Program was approved by voters on May 4, 2024. The program consists of 10 propositions and and funds $1.25B in City needs and is planned to be substantially complete over the next five years.

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2024 Capital Bond Program Information

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2024 Bond Program by Council District

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2017 Dallas Bond Program

The 2017 Dallas Bond Program was approved by voters November 7, 2017. The Program consists of approximately 1,400 projects organized into ten propositions and planned to be substantially completed over five years.

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City Needs Inventory List

View the GIS Map of the Needs Inventory for the City of Dallas, or download the project listing.

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A bond program is a voter issued debt program that will be used to fund improvements to the City's infrastructure, such as alleys, streets, sidewalks, parks, drainage, and facilities.
A bond program is funded by the issuance of general obligation bonds. The bonds are a debt that the City must pay back over time. The payment of the debt over time is called debt service. Debt service is funded by taxpayer dollars.
The total bond package is $1.25 billion.
By the issuance of general obligation bonds (GO), which must be approved by the residents of Dallas through an election. Voters will vote on the individual propositions that make up the 2024 Capital Bond Program and GO bonds will be sold based on the propositions that are approved.