$25 million affordable housing bond on the November ballot
Summary
The mayor announced a $25 million housing bond that voters will decide this November to fund affordable housing construction across the city. Providence has built over 2,000 units since he took office and is on track to exceed the state's housing target.
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Last discussed Apr 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
$25 million bond question goes to voters in November 2026.
Families seeking affordable housing; nearly 200 families will occupy the former Flynn school building.
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City Council - Special Meeting — April 15, 2026
The mayor announced a $25 million housing bond that voters will decide this November to fund affordable housing construction across the city. Providence has built over 2,000 units since he took office and is on track to exceed the state's housing target.
City Council - Regular Council Meeting — February 5, 2026
The council asked state lawmakers to let Providence borrow up to $25 million for the Housing Trust Fund, which finances affordable multi-family housing. It's the first step — the General Assembly and ultimately voters would have to sign off.
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