Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Bond Measure topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Board votes to place general obligation bond on November ballot
Summary
The El Rancho Unified board adopted a resolution to order a November election for a general obligation bond to modernize classrooms, upgrade safety and career‑technical facilities, and repair aging infrastructure; trustees voted to place the measure on the ballot after noting community survey support.
The El Rancho Unified School District board adopted Resolution No. 2 (2026–2027) to place a general obligation bond question on the upcoming general election ballot. The superintendent described the bond as a vehicle to modernize classrooms, enhance career and technical education facilities, improve campus safety and security, repair aging infrastructure and upgrade district technology.
Trustees discussed survey results indicating community support and emphasized the district's facility needs before taking a roll‑call vote. The motion to order the election was moved and seconded and the board approved the resolution by roll call. The board indicated the question will appear on the general election ballot as a yes/no measure; staff said they will share more detailed project lists and cost estimates as planning advances.
The board did not provide a detailed dollar amount in the presentation; trustees said a citizen bond oversight committee and statutory reporting will follow if the bond is placed on the ballot and approved by voters.
