Seal of Sandoval County

An informational message from Sandoval County:

Graphic promoting 2026 General Obligation Bonds for Sandoval County with the tagline "Build a better, safer Sandoval County." Lists project categories: Libraries, Fire & Rescue, Elections. A small image on the right shows a fire truck parked outside a building with mountains in the background.
Sandoval County election ballot titled "Three Questions. Three Countywide Priorities." featuring three sections: 1) A person browsing a library shelf, with the text "14 LIBRARIES | Books | Technology | Programs"; 2) Fire trucks parked inside a station, with the text "FIRE & RESCUE | Training facility | Stations"; and 3) A room decorated for elections with people at tables, with the text "SECURE ELECTIONS | Storage | Polling | Offices". The Sandoval County seal is also visible.
Brochure slide for Sandoval County 2026 GO Bonds, featuring "1 LIBRARIES" with the tagline "Serving urban and rural communities alike." A young person sits on the floor in a library, looking at a tablet. The right side of the slide highlights that a YES vote will fund 14 libraries to purchase books, media, technology, programming, and construction improvements. The Sandoval County seal is also visible.
Presentation slide titled "2 FIRE DEPARTMENTS" discussing how a "YES" vote on Sandoval County 2026 GO Bonds will support the County Fire & Rescue Department by enabling a dedicated training facility and additional fire stations, with images of fire engines and an ambulance.
Rendering of a new Sandoval County Bureau of Elections facility, highlighting a YES vote to fund design, construction, equipping, and furnishing, including secure voting machine storage, dedicated polling facilities, and administrative offices.
Presentation slide detailing Question 1 regarding Library Bonds for Sandoval County, New Mexico, with official ballot language authorizing up to $3,400,000 for library improvements and book purchases, alongside the Sandoval County seal and a graphic element.
Official ballot language for Question 2 regarding Fire Department Bonds, authorizing Sandoval County to issue up to $9,000,000 in general obligation bonds for planning, designing, engineering, constructing, acquiring, and building a county fire department training facility and other fire department stations.
Question 3: Official Ballot Language for Sandoval County Bureau of Elections Secure Storage Facility Bonds, authorizing up to $22 million for designing, constructing, equipping, and furnishing a secure election storage facility.
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