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Austin City Council moves forward on $390M bond for November election
Summary by The Austin Editorial Desk Nathan Langley , as published by KXAN-NBC
· August 4, 2026
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Council voted 8-3 directing the city manager to prepare an ordinance that could order a November bond election.
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