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Citizens bond oversight committee presents Measure A and Y annual report; no board action required
Summary
The bond oversight committee reported on 2024-25 Measure A (2022, $340 million) and Measure Y (2010, $98 million) activity, including completion of two-story buildings at Eisenhower High School; the report is informational under Education Code §15280.
Michelle Crane, chair of the citizens bond oversight committee, presented the committee's annual report covering Measure Y and Measure A expenditures and activities for the period 07/01/2024 to 06/30/2025. Crane summarized project completions and upcoming projects and explained the committee's role under statute.
Crane told the board the report includes committee membership, background on measure approvals (Measure Y, 2010; Measure A, 2022), a summary of Series D expenditures and notable completions such as the two-story buildings at Eisenhower High School, and a frequently asked questions section with tax-assessor calculation examples. Crane noted the committee meets three or four times a year as required by the Education Code and that there is no board action required on the annual oversight report.
The presentation highlighted the use of bond funds on school facilities and listed upcoming projects the committee expects to monitor. Crane invited residents with bond-related questions to contact the district facilities office or the San Bernardino County Tax Assessor's Office for tax-related calculations.
