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Downingtown board hears capital‑plan priorities, approves bond parameters up to $30 million
Summary
The Downingtown Area School District board reviewed a proposed 2026–27 capital spending plan — highlighting window replacements, building automation, snow‑removal equipment and technology refreshes — and approved a bond parameters resolution authorizing up to $30 million in non‑electoral general obligation debt.
The Downingtown Area School District board on Feb. 11 received a presentation of the district's annual capital spending plan and voted to approve bond parameters the finance director said would allow issuance of up to $30 million in general‑obligation bonds.
Superintendent Dr. O'Donnell opened the presentation and turned the meeting over to Brian (presenter) and Mr. Harper, who outlined proposed 2026–27 capital allocations. Mr. Harper said the proposed allocation for that year is $3,500,000 and highlighted planned projects including window replacements, roof coating options, a districtwide building automation system replacement and replacement of aging snow‑removal trucks and loaders. He said grants…
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