It’s been 15 years since North Carolina last passed a general obligation bond to upgrade the state’s infrastructure. During that time, the population grew by more than 2 million.
On March 15, 2016, the primary ballot will include a $2 billion bond referendum—known as Connect NC. The bonds will benefit 76 counties and include significant funding for the:
The Chamber’s Executive Committee recently passed a resolution in support of this bond.
To learn more, click here to visit the official Connect NC campaign website.
On March 15, 2016, the primary ballot will include a $2 billion bond referendum—known as Connect NC. The bonds will benefit 76 counties and include significant funding for the:
- UNC System (49 percent or $980 million)
- North Carolina Community College System (17 percent or $350 million)
- Other investments for water/sewer and local parks, the National Guard and public safety, agriculture, and parks and the North Carolina Zoo
The Chamber’s Executive Committee recently passed a resolution in support of this bond.
To learn more, click here to visit the official Connect NC campaign website.
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