On Tuesday, November 4, Columbus voters will weigh in on the largest bond package in city history—$1.9 billion to fund neighborhood investments, infrastructure, affordable housing, public safety, and more. At stake is $250 million for Safety, Health & Infrastructure, $250 million for Recreation & Parks, $500 million for Neighborhood Development and Affordable Housing, $400 million for Public Service, and $500 million for Public Utilities. City leaders say the package will allow Columbus to meet the demands of rapid growth without raising taxes, continuing a legacy of responsible borrowing and long-term planning. Join CMC for a conversation with civic leaders, advocates, and experts as we unpack what’s at stake in the November vote—and what it means for the future of Columbus.

Featuring Nick Bankston, Columbus City Councilmember; Carlie Boos, Executive Director, Affordable Housing Alliance of Central Ohio; Andrew J. Ginther, Mayor, City of Columbus with moderator Mark Ferenchik, News Director, WOSU 89.7 NPR News.