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Farmington district outlines $241 million capital-improvement plan ahead of potential 2026 bond
Summary
District staff said they have identified roughly $241 million in capital needs prioritized across a 10-year plan as the Farmington Public School District evaluates facilities ahead of a possible 2026 bond; final recommendations are expected in June 2026.
Farmington Public School District staff reported that the district has identified approximately $241 million in capital improvements and is prioritizing projects over a 10-year period as it evaluates long-term facility needs ahead of a possible 2026 bond.
The update, presented as part of the Committee of the Whole meeting on April 7, 2026, said planning and stakeholder input are ongoing and that final recommendations are expected in June 2026. The minutes do not name the individual who presented the update. Representatives from Plante Moran Realpoint and several district administrators were listed as present at the meeting.
District materials described the work as a long-range facilities evaluation to inform whether to place a bond question before voters in 2026 and to sequence projects over the coming decade. The minutes record the total estimate of identified needs as "approximately $241 million" and explicitly say the projects are being prioritized over a 10-year period; the notes also state that stakeholder engagement remains in progress.
No board vote on the bond or on specific projects occurred at the April 7 meeting. The next formal step recorded in the minutes is completion of staff recommendations, with final proposals due in June 2026 for the board's consideration.
