Austin staff outline plan to fully scope projects before 2026 bond election
Capital Delivery Services and the Office of Climate Action and Resilience told the Joint Sustainability Committee they are moving project scoping, budgeting and environmental criteria earlier in the 2026 general obligation bond process so voters see vetted projects and staff can better deliver them.
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Deputy Director Eric Bailey of Capital Delivery Services told the Joint Sustainability Committee that the city is shifting more project planning to the pre‑election phase for the 2026 general obligation bond so projects will go to voters with complete scopes, schedules and budgets.
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