Rhode Island proposes a 2026 capital development program for voter approval, including bonds for infrastructure, education, housing, and economic.
The Rhode Island 2026 capital development program seeks voter approval for issuing general obligation bonds, refunding bonds, and temporary notes. If approved, these bonds will fund various projects: $215 million for higher education facilities, $120 million for housing and homeownership, $50 million for cultural economy, $115 million for industrial facilities infrastructure, and $50 million for green economy and clean energy.
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