Redmond School Bond

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Why We Need a Bond
The Bond Proposal
FAQs
Costs
Bond Oversight
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The Plan

We will replace an aging elementary school in our district with a modern education facility, upgrade and update all of our schools to provide safe, secure and healthy campuses that are maintainable, student-centered, serve as a community resource and are a welcoming and beautiful source of community pride.

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Why is the district considering asking voters to approve a school bond?

If the bond passes, what would it cost?

Property owners in the Redmond School District are paying $2.42 per thousand of assessed value. The proposed $70 million dollar bond would cost taxpayers an additional 0.54 per $1,000 of assessed value. Total anticipated rate would be $2.99 per thousand of assessed value.

Oversight

An independent, citizen-led Bond Oversight Committee will be established to oversee the use of bond funds if the bond passes. Interested members who live within Redmond School District boundaries are encouraged to apply for this important committee: Bond Oversight Committee Application

Why is the district considering asking voters to approve a school bond?

Safety and Security is an Urgent Priority.

Our School Buildings are Inefficient and in Need of Repair.

Some Schools Need Replacement.

Old and Outdated Academic Spaces.

If the bond passes, what would it cost?

Oversight