The Bond Act will help communities make critical updates to water and sewer lines, replace lead pipes, and maintain water treatment plants to ensure our drinking water is safe and clean.

We all need access to parks and open space for physical and mental health. The Bond Act will fund environmental restoration, farmland protection, wildlife conservation, and park improvements.

For too long, many marginalized communities have been denied access to clean air and water. The Bond Act will help address inequities by directing 35 to 40 percent of total funding to disadvantaged communities.

The Bond Act will improve public health and reduce air pollution by paying for clean school buses, planting street trees, and retrofitting public buildings to improve energy efficiency and air filtration.

If approved by voters in November, the Bond Act would support nearly 100,000 local, family-sustaining jobs.

Replacing lead pipes, upgrading sewers, fixing roads, retrofitting buildings, and developing clean energy all create jobs and strengthen local economies.