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Pinal County staff outline $190 million facilities package and bond plan; financing would add roughly $11–12 million annual debt service
Summary
County staff presented six proposed capital projects totaling about $190 million and a preliminary financing plan that would likely add about $11–$12 million a year in debt service if fully financed over 30 years.
Pinal County staff and their financial adviser presented supervisors with a package of six capital projects and a preliminary financing road map that would, if the board authorized full funding, rely on tax‑exempt bonds and add an estimated annual debt‑service burden in the low‑to‑mid‑tens of millions.
Deputy County Manager Himanshu Patel described the six projects under consideration: a 125,000‑square‑foot administration building (estimated $73,000,000) to replace older campus buildings; a 30,000‑square‑foot facilities management office and warehouse (about $17,000,000); a 78,000‑square‑foot fleet and radio shop (about $32,000,000); a 28,000‑square‑foot PCSO reentry program addition adjacent to the adult detention facility (about $16,500,000); the juvenile court complex…
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