The Clovis Unified Governing Board voted July 17 to place a $400 million facility bond on the upcoming November election ballot for voters to decide whether to fund school facility needs in the district. The action comes following a recommendation to the Governing Board in June by the Citizens Committee to Study Capital Facility Needs, a 40-member group of volunteers that met for six months to inventory and research the district's facility needs. The Committee prioritized that if the bond is passed, that the tax rate remains the same as it has been for the past 12 years and extends it instead of increasing it.
To learn more about what would be funded, the full report and presentation for the Committee, and more, go to
2024BondMeasure.