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Board approves $185 million bond resolution; staff will apply for up to $6 million in state matching funds
Summary
The West Linn–Wilsonville School District board voted to place a $185 million general obligation bond measure on the November ballot and authorized staff to apply for the Oregon School Capital Improvement Matching (AWESOME) grant for up to $6 million in matching funds.
The West Linn–Wilsonville School District board voted to authorize a November 2025 ballot measure that would ask voters to approve up to $185 million in general obligation bonds to repair, update and maintain the district’s school facilities.
The board also directed staff to pursue the Oregon School Capital Improvement Matching (“AWESOME”) grant for up to $6 million in matching funds, which would reduce the local tax burden if awarded.
Why it matters: District officials and long-range planning staff described the proposed bond as a stewardship-focused package that would fund mission-critical capital repairs…
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