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District outlines expanded funding options including ESCO audits and corporate sponsorships

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Facilities staff presented several nontraditional funding options to address deferred maintenance and major capital needs, including an ESCO audit starting now and plans to bring a corporate-sponsorship policy to the policy committee.

Christina School District facilities leadership briefed the board on several alternative funding sources to supplement state minor-cap allocations and address deferred maintenance across district schools.

George Wicks, supervisor of facilities, said the district typically receives about $2 million annually through the state's minor-cap program, an amount the district says has not kept pace with inflation. The district is also using a voluntary-assessment (VSA) fund — developer-impact funds held by the state — for minor capital projects such as playground and track upgrades.…

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