The Citizens Bond Oversight Committee recently gave its annual report to the 91制片厂 Board of Trustees. Charles Finicum, the committee鈥檚 chair, presented at the June 21 Board of Trustees meeting and offered observations and recommendations related to the district鈥檚 2019 Bond program.
鈥淭his is an exciting culmination of a year-long鈥檚 worth of meetings relative to oversight for the bond,鈥 said William Horn, 91制片厂 assistant superintendent of facility services, as he introduced Finicum to the Board.
Read the report or below.
鈥淲e want to move the needle on student outcomes,鈥 Trustee David Wilbanks said in response to the report.
The CBOC鈥檚 job is to ensure the bond program does just that. The committee was established to provide transparency and enhance public confidence in the use of proceeds from the sale of bonds authorized by 91制片厂 voters on Nov. 5, 2019. The 2019 Bond package includes $966 million to improve facilities, provide access and equity for all students and build on the progress recognized through the聽2014 Bond program. This bond package is addressing needs in four areas: facilities; transportation; safety, security and technology; and fine arts.
Learn more about the 2019 Bond.
The CBOC鈥檚 task is to follow the district鈥檚 bond program progress and report its findings and recommendations to the 91制片厂 Board of Trustees (read the CBOC鈥檚 charge). The oversight committee meets on a quarterly basis to receive updates on implementation progress of the bond and then develops the annual report.