School Bond
Summary
Scottsdale schools are pushing for a massive $375 million bond to fix old plumbing, upgrade tech, and make campuses safer. If it passes, it'll mean a major cash injection for local schools to tackle deferred maintenance.
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Impact analysis
Property owners will likely see an impact on their taxes to help pay off this $375 million chunk of change.
Local students and teachers get the big win here with safer, updated buildings and modern tech.
Taxpayers footing the bill might feel a bit of a pinch in their wallets.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Scottsdale Unified capital bond passing - Scottsdale Independent
Scottsdale Unified School District’s five-year, $375 million capital improvement bond was passing Wednesday afternoon. Votes will continue to be counted in the coming days and no results are …
Early results have SUSD school bond passing - Scottsdale Independent
Initial results from the polls have Scottsdale Unified School District’s five-year, $375 million capital improvement bond passing. Polls closed for Arizona’s Nov. 3 general election at 7 …
SUSD bond would target aging facilities as parents see problems firsthand - Scottsdale Independent
When the air conditioner stopped working at Cocopah Middle School on a 105-degree day, Rebecca Ryerson and her husband had to leave work to pick up their children. The HVAC failure disrupted …
The Scottsdale Unified bond provides vital infrastructure - Scottsdale Independent
OPINION — We proudly support the 2025 Scottsdale Unified School District bond plan because it directly funds essential infrastructure, such as modernizing schools, technology servers, plumbing and …
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