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Richardson ISD trustees place $1.4 billion in bond propositions on November ballot
Summary
Trustees voted to place three bond propositions totaling $1,400,000,000 on the Nov. ballot to fund construction, safety, transportation, fine arts, athletics, technology and instructional programs, following a recommendation from the district's bond steering committee.
The Richardson ISD Board of Trustees voted to place three bond propositions totaling $1,400,000,000 before voters in November, board President Chris Poteet said during a recap of the district's Aug. 7 meeting.
Based on the recommendation of the district’s 2025 bond steering committee, trustees approved sending three separate propositions to the ballot. Poteet said the package is designed to address needs across the district, including construction, facilities, safety and security, transportation, fine arts, athletics, technology and various instructional programs. "The total of all 3 propositions is $1,400,000,000," he said.
The board provided no vote tally or detailed breakdown of costs in the recap. Poteet said more information will be available on the district website and will be shared with the community in the coming weeks and months. The placement on the ballot is the board’s authorization to let voters decide whether to approve the proposed borrowing and associated projects in November.
