$14.5 Million Bond Issue for Police Headquarters and 911 Call Center
Summary
The city is issuing municipal improvement bonds to finish the long-delayed police headquarters and Fremont/Dodge County 911 call center. Repayment uses existing public-safety sales tax dollars — no new taxes and no public vote required.
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Last discussed Jun 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
No new taxes — the bonds are repaid from roughly $2.6 million in annual public-safety sales tax collections already being collected, at an estimated annual debt service just over $1 million.
Police, dispatchers, 911 callers, and every resident who relies on emergency response.
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