Bond History
Over the years, the Western Placer Unified School District community has played a significant role in helping improve local schools through voter-approved bond measures.
These investments have helped the district modernize aging campuses, build new schools to support growth, improve safety systems, and create learning environments better equipped for today’s students.
School bonds are one of the primary ways California school districts fund large-scale facility improvements and new construction projects. Unlike routine maintenance budgets that support day-to-day repairs and operations, bond funding is specifically used for major modernization, infrastructure, and school construction projects.
The support of our community through Measures A and N allowed WPUSD to make meaningful investments in both new and existing schools across the district. While important progress has been made, many facilities continue to age, and long-term planning remains essential as the district works to maintain and improve schools for future generations.
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Our Current/Active General Obligation Bonds
Bond Oversight Committee
As required by law, WPUSD established independent Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committees for both Measure A and Measure N to help ensure transparency and accountability related to voter-approved bond funding.
These committees, made up of community members appointed by the Board of Trustees, review bond expenditures and provide public oversight to help ensure funds are used as approved by voters. To date, independent audits and oversight reviews related to Measures A and N have reported no findings related to the use of bond funds.
Click here for more information as well as audit reports for Measure's A and N.