Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the School Bond topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Coldwater voters to consider $64 million bond for Coldwater High School on May 5
Summary
Coldwater voters will decide on May 5 whether to approve a $64 million bond aimed at security, accessibility, a new public-address system and building‑wide air conditioning at Coldwater High School; a presenter estimated the cost at about $150 to the average homeowner.
Coldwater voters will consider a $64 million bond proposal on May 5 to fund security and facility upgrades at Coldwater High School, a presenter said.
The presenter urged approval of the proposal, saying, "Our school is safe, but there's always more that we can do." The speaker said the bond would pay to build a secure main entrance and to replace an aging public-address system.
The statement included an estimated cost to taxpayers: "For an estimated cost of $150 to the average homeowner," the presenter said; the statement did not specify the period over which that estimate applies. The presenter also said the bond would finance upgrades to meet modern accessibility standards and "add building-wide air conditioning," noting that "it gets hot in our school."
The presenter closed with a direct appeal to voters: "So please vote on May 5th." The statement did not include details on project timing, funding phases, or how the district would implement the work if voters approve the bond.
If approved by Coldwater voters, the bond would authorize the school district to pursue the listed capital projects; implementation details and timelines were not provided in the statement.
