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Board passes resolution supporting Proposition 2, cites $28 million in district facility needs
Summary
Fort Bragg Unified trustees approved Resolution 24‑12 supporting Proposition 2 (K–12 school facilities) and outlined an estimated $28 million of district facility needs tied to current projects and potential state matching funds.
The board approved Resolution 24‑12 supporting Proposition 2, a statewide K–12 school facilities measure that the superintendent described as a potential source of matching funds for district projects.
Superintendent (speaker 1) said the resolution "basically states what our need is as a district, around $28,000,000 in facilities," and explained the figure is conservative and based on current bond-funded projects and anticipated needs such as a TK project and an anticipated Alta project. Trustees asked whether the measure’s structure would advantage wealthier districts that can provide larger local matches; the superintendent said the measure includes a tiered structure intended to direct funding to rural and underserved districts and that the district’s application history positions it to apply for matching funds if the measure passes.
The board discussed what projects would be eligible and the non‑binding nature of the resolution (it expresses support and places the district in the pipeline for potential state funding). A motion to approve the resolution was seconded and carried by roll call.
