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County bond update: Stifel flags $24M in refunding candidates and potential $1.4M savings
Summary
County staff and Stifel Public Finance reviewed voter-approved bond projects, upcoming procurements for parks and an animal shelter CMAR, and identified roughly $24 million of refunding candidates that could yield about $1.4 million in net present value savings if market conditions hold.
El Paso County commissioners received a multi-part update Dec. 18 on the county’s bond-funded capital-improvement projects and the county’s debt portfolio, with outside financial advisor Stifel Public Finance identifying near-term refunding opportunities.
County procurement: Karen Davidson, the county purchasing agent, said the county plans to advertise the CMAR solicitation for the county animal shelter in January with proposals due in April, and she outlined schedules for the Escarate Park administrative building (proposals due March 2026; award and agreement targeted June 2026) and park projects at…
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