More than two-thirds of Austin residents support a tax increase for a new bond package, according to a survey of 2,002 participants. Key priorities identified include housing and homelessness, transportation, and parks. Respondents allocated the largest shares of a hypothetical budget toward transportation, housing, and parks. About 70 percent expressed willingness for a tax increase, most commonly agreeing to an additional $10 a month. Sustainability is also important to residents, with 81 percent indicating it should be considered in planning decisions.
A recent survey shows over two-thirds of Austin residents are willing to support a tax increase for a new bond package, prioritizing housing, transportation, and parks.
In an effort to gauge community priorities for the 2026 bond, respondents allocated funds, showing transportation (19.8%), housing (18.5%), and parks (16.3%) as key areas.
Approximately 70 percent of participants expressed support for a property tax increase, with many willing to contribute an extra $10 monthly for city projects.
Input received from over 2,002 residents indicated housing and homelessness as the most pressing issue, followed by transportation as key themes for future funding.
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