November 2026 General Obligation Bond Package

Supported the Colony Park Neighborhood Association's request for the Eastern Crescent library and public health facility.

Highlighted high-priority Zilker Park needs, including Barton Springs Spillway erosion control and playground replacement.

Spoke in favor of placing parks, library, and transportation safety bonds on the November ballot.

Voiced support for the November bond measure, citing high returns on investment for parks and trails.

Shared personal experiences with pedestrian safety and supported Vision Zero and Safe Routes to Schools funding.

Advocated for funding the George Washington Carver Museum through the bond or interim funding package.

Encouraged active transportation infrastructure funding, sharing her positive commuting experience on e-bikes.

Supported the bond election to continue investments in pedestrian and transportation safety projects.

Spoke in favor of active transportation funding, highlighting the challenges of navigating Austin without a car.

Supported the park system bond and urged funding for Mexic-Arte Museum and local libraries.

Expressed support for funding bike lanes, sidewalks, and trails for family commuting.

Urged investment in parks, noting that parks cannot wait until 2028 and face severe deferred maintenance.

Thanked council and urged support for parks bonds, mentioning cemetery restrooms and East Austin dog parks.

Echoed support for family-friendly investments in biking, sidewalks, and trails.

Supported including Mexic-Arte Museum in the bond proposal to preserve Tejano and Mexican-American culture.

Raised concerns about past park bond oversight and criticized cyclist compliance with traffic laws.

Expressed support for the 2026 Parks Bond to foster community and open spaces.

Offered support for the park bond package, highlighting neighborhood park development needs in East Austin.

Asked for support for the 2026 bond to benefit park ecology and visitor access.

Expressed concern regarding library bond spending accountability and past bond allocations.

Raised fiduciary concerns and organizational governance issues regarding Mexic-Arte Museum before issuing new debt.

Requested financial support for the new Mexic-Arte Museum building project.

Expressed concern over bond size and scope, prioritizing emergency infrastructure needs over cultural institutions.

Spoke in favor of active transportation funding, highlighting the safety and lifestyle benefits of infrastructure.

Urged the city to support bond funding for active transportation and staffing continuity to maintain pedestrian and bicycle safety improvements.

Encouraged council to fund capital improvement projects for parks, pools, sidewalks, and libraries.

Supported a November bond that prioritizes climate-resilient investments like active transportation and parks.

Supported the bond election while noting concerns about project delivery times and urging support for Zilker Park planning.

Highlighted the importance of safe walking and biking routes for young families.

Supported bond funding to maintain momentum on bike lanes, trails, and sidewalks.

Expressed strong support for Mexic-Arte Museum and its cultural contributions.

Urged council to restore $18 million in expansion funding for the George Washington Carver Museum.

Asked council to add the Carver Museum back into the bond package for final design completion.

Urged support for the Gus Garcia Center senior wing expansion project.

Highlighted accomplishments in active transportation and urged continued funding for street safety programs.

Spoke on behalf of the Yellow Bike Project about the critical need for safe bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure.

Advocated for including the Colony Park library, public health, and child care facility in the 2026 bond.

Asked council to support the bond election and include $19 million for completing the Mexic-Arte Museum building.