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District outlines $200M bond intent; public raises turf, heat and cost concerns
Summary
CFO Justin Dayhoff briefed trustees on the district’s intent to issue $200 million in general obligation bonds as part of an approved $600 million program; public commenters and a trustee asked about artificial turf projects, and staff clarified that turf funding comes from Fund 315, not bond proceeds.
The Clark County School District presented a public information briefing Jan. 8 about its intent to issue the remaining $200 million of a previously approved $600 million bond authorization. Chief Financial Officer Justin Dayhoff said the district completed a $400 million issuance in October 2025 and that issuing the remaining tranche is intended to support capital improvement projects, construction and maintenance tied to the…
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