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Board hears capital budget and bond plan as enrollment drop offsets state WPU gains
Summary
Finance staff presented a revised capital and debt budget showing $191M planned for projects and no bond sale this fiscal year; state—hanges increase WPU value but projected enrollment declines cut net revenue.
The Salt Lake City Board of Education received a detailed update April 14 on capital projects, bond timing and legislative funding changes that will shape the district—udget in coming years.
Budget director Ryan Hunt told the board that the district plans approximately $191 million in capital projects tied primarily to the West and Highland high‑school rebuilds and related sustainability work. Hunt said the district will not conduct a bond sale in the current fiscal year because of reserves; instead it expects to…
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