Rhode Island proposes a $25 million bond referendum for the 2026 capital development program to fund a statewide bicycle system.

The Rhode Island General Assembly proposes a $25 million bond referendum for the 2026 capital development program to fund a statewide bicycle system. This initiative aims to implement the Rhode Island Statewide Bicycle Mobility Plan, enhancing safety, mobility, and connectivity across the state. The bonds, notes, and temporary notes will be exempt from taxation and will be general obligations of the state. The project will be carried out with federal assistance if available. The proposition will be submitted to voters in the general election on November 3, 2026, for approval.

Rhode Island proposes a $25 million bond referendum for the 2026 capital development program to fund a statewide bicycle system.

The Rhode Island General Assembly proposes a $25 million bond referendum for the 2026 capital development program to fund a statewide bicycle system. This initiative aims to implement the Rhode Island Statewide Bicycle Mobility Plan, enhancing safety, mobility, and connectivity across the state. The bonds, notes, and temporary notes will be exempt from taxation and will be general obligations of the state. The project will be carried out with federal assistance if available. The proposition will be submitted to voters in the general election on November 3, 2026, for approval.