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Plainfield 202 reports $15.2M in summer capital work, hires consultants to poll voters on funding options
Summary
Finance committee reviewed a summer capital program that came in under budget and launched a community engagement process with Studio GC, Acuity and CityHealth to test priorities and ballot language for possible funding after 2026 bond roll‑offs.
The Plainfield CCSD 202 finance committee on Sept. 17 reviewed a summer capital program described as substantially complete and under budget and authorized a public engagement process to test voter priorities and funding approaches for future capital needs. District staff reported the district’s summer life‑cycle projects were completed this year with an overall program cost of about $15.2 million and noted a handful of remaining items, including chiller installation at two schools and a deferred softball field project.
Why this matters: several existing bond obligations will roll off in 2026, creating a window for the district to ask voters for new funding to cover a mix of priorities — from a potential new middle school to CTE…
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