The Finance Department effectively and efficiently delivers comprehensive financial services, protects the City’s resources and safeguards the fiscal integrity of the City. Our highly skilled team utilizes an innovative approach to inspire trust and support for our community.
2026 Bond Referendum
City of Raleigh residents will have the opportunity to vote on a referendum Nov. 3, 2026 that would allow the City to borrow up to $203 million in general obligation bonds for transportation and housing projects in the City. If approved, the City will be able to borrow this money without raising property taxes. Learn more about the proposed bonds, as well as how the City has used bond funding in the past, on the 2026 Bond Referendum webpage.
