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Twin Rivers board reviews $430M in recent facilities work, staff outlines bond and nonbond funding
Summary
District facilities staff told the Twin Rivers Unified Board that the district has invested roughly $430 million in improvements over the past five years, detailed work funded by bonds and other sources, and described remaining needs and upcoming projects, including new schools and HVAC upgrades.
Twin Rivers Unified staff on Thursday presented the board with a multi-year accounting of completed and planned facilities work and the mix of funding sources that paid for it.
Facilities executive Ryan DeGiglio and colleagues said the district has invested roughly $430 million toward facility improvements since 2021, with bond funds covering major items such as roofing, HVAC replacements, hard courts and kitchen modernizations and other non-bond sources — developer fees, state grants and general fund allocations — covering additional projects. DeGiglio said bond-funded projects completed so far include more than $17 million in hard court and paving work and about…
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