Denver voters will consider allowing the city to take out nearly $1 billion in debt in the November election to pay for about 60 major capital improvement projects across the city.

The massive “Vibrant Denver” general obligation bond package, spearheaded by Mayor Mike Johnston, will appear as five questions — Ballot Issues 2A through 2E — with each one dedicated to a different category of spending. They cover transportation, city facilities, parks, housing, and health and human services.

If one question fails to win over voters, the others can still pass, allowing voters to decide which kinds of projects they want to approve.

About half of the $950 million in bond dollars would go toward transportation, which consists of improvements to the city’s streets and bridges and to traffic sa

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