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District says state match for Early Education facility delayed until state bond sale, pushing start date to late 2025
Summary
A promised state matching grant of about $6 million for Cloverdale Unified's Early Education facilities project is delayed until the state sells the next bond issuance, a delay the district says could move cash flow and start dates into late 2025.
District representatives told the board that a planned state matching grant for the Early Education facilities project—presented at roughly $6 million—was not available when expected because the statewide pool of general-fund bond proceeds has been exhausted. The update said the district now expects the state match to be available only after the state issues the next bond sale, likely pushing funds to November or December 2025 and delaying some site work and move-in timelines.
Board members said the delay creates cash-flow and scheduling challenges for the Measure H-funded project. District staff noted they remain on track for key deliverables and said some site work could begin this summer while awaiting the state match. The board will monitor the schedule and cash-flow projections as the state bond sale timetable becomes clearer.
