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Navarro ISD reports steady progress on bond projects; board adopts reimbursement resolution
Summary
The Navarro ISD board heard a construction update showing active work across campuses and approved a resolution declaring intent to reimburse prior capital expenditures from future tax-exempt bond proceeds of up to $65 million. The board also approved construction procurement methods tied to Bond 2026.
The Navarro Independent School District on May 18 reported steady progress across its 2024 bond construction program while the Board of Trustees approved a formal reimbursement resolution tied to planned bond financing. AG/CM Project Manager Melisa Nu'u told the board that "Navarro ISD continues to see strong progress across its 2024 bond construction program," citing campus refresh work beginning June 1 at the Annex, parking and stadium infrastructure at the athletic complex, tennis-court preparation, and near-complete structural concrete at Navarro South elementary.
The board voted 5–0 to adopt a resolution declaring the district's intent to reimburse prior lawful capital expenditures from the proceeds of tax-exempt obligations the district contemplates issuing in an amount not to exceed $65,000,000. Dan Reinhard moved adoption of the reimbursement resolution and Dr. Lacey Gosch seconded; the motion carried on a unanimous vote. The full resolution text is included in the meeting packet and documents compliance with federal Treasury Regulation section 1.150-2 and Texas law.
Board members also approved, as part of the consent agenda, the use of several construction delivery methods for Bond 2026 projects: Competitive Sealed Proposal (CSP) remains the district's default, and the board authorized specific uses of design-build and Construction Manager-at-Risk (CMAR) delivery where appropriate. The consent agenda vote on these procurement items was 5–0. The Board's actions accompany the district's ongoing coordination with the City of Seguin and utility contractors to minimize disruptions to school operations during construction.
