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Everett officials outline nearly $400 million capital bond and replacement levy for Feb. 2026 ballot
Summary
District staff presented draft Resolution 13-25 (capital bond just under $400 million) and draft Resolution 13-26 (replacement Educational Programs & Operations levy) for board review; both items are informational and scheduled for possible board action on Oct. 14, with community engagement planned before a Feb. 10, 2026 special election.
Everett Public Schools staff presented two related draft measures at the Sept. 30 board meeting: Resolution 13-25, a capital bond proposal just under $400 million for placement on a Feb. 10, 2026 special-election ballot, and Resolution 13-26, a proposed replacement Educational Programs & Operations (EP&O) levy. The presentations were informational; the board did not vote and staff said formal action is expected at the board’s Oct. 14 meeting.
"Tonight, this presentation will be, centering around resolution 13 25, is at for a capital bond proposal in the amount of just under 400, million dollars, for replacement, for placement on the 02/10/2026 special election ballot," said Larry Fleckenstein, the district’s chief operating officer, summarizing the bond proposal.
Fleckenstein told the board the…
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