Voters authorized the Town to issue up to $7.15 million in Parks and Recreational Bonds. These bonds funded numerous completed projects: the North Garner Dog Park (in Garner Recreational Park on Garner Road), Lake Benson Dog Park (in Lake Benson Park), dugout covers and new concessions buildings at South Garner and Garner Recreational parks, fencing around soccer fields at South Garner Park, a new picnic shelter at Garner Recreational Park; a state-of-the-art mobile stage for special events and additional parking at Garner Performing Arts Center. The bonds also helped fund the construction of the Garner Recreation Center in Downtown Garner.

Voters authorized the Town to issue Public Safety and Services Facilities Bonds totaling up to $12 million. These bonds funded the police headquarters at 912 7th Ave., which opened in December 2015, and the new Town Hall, which opened in July 2017.

Voters authorized the Town to issue up to $2 million in Redevelopment Bonds. These bonds funded the acquisition of land in furtherance of the Historic Downtown Garner Plan, including land for the Garner Recreation Center at the corner of Main and Montague streets. The bonds also funded a stormwater facility to support downtown redevelopment.

Voters authorized the Town to issue Street and Sidewalk Improvement Bonds totaling up to $14.566 million. These bonds have been used to pay for sidewalks along Vandora Springs Road; Claymore and Buckingham drives; Benson Road and Main Street; Timber Drive; Buffaloe Road; Thompson Road; Spring Drive and Vandora Springs Road; and New Rand Road. They have also funded road improvements on New Rand Road and U.S. 70, and U.S. 70 eastbound near Jessup Drive. In addition, these bonds funded street-lighting projects in the Woodland North area, Van Story Hills and Malibu Valley.