BANNING USD MEASURE M

 

The Banning USD Board of Trustees placed Measure M on the November 8, 2016 Presidential General Election ballot. The Measure was approved, making $25.5 million available, through the sale of general obligation bonds, to fund the construction of Career Technical Education (CTE) classrooms and learning spaces, a Performing Arts (PA) building, and security improvements at Banning High School.

 

 

To repair, construct, acquire, and equip classrooms and other educational facilities, including career technical education; and to reduce borrowing costs, shall $25.5 million of Banning Unified School District bonds, previously approved by voters in November 2006, be reauthorized through the issuance of new bonds, with no increase in total authorized District debt, rates below legal limits, no funds for administrator salaries, independent citizen oversight, annual audits, all funds spent on local schools and not taken by the State?

 

 

• Board Resolution #15-16-25 - Ordering School Bond Election
• Measure "M" Proof - Registrar of Voters
• Board Resolution #16-17-13 - Certification of Election Results
• Exhibit "A" - Certificate of Registrar of Voters to the Results of the Canvass
• Final Official Statement - March 2017
• S&P Global Ratings

The Citizens' Oversight Committee ("COC") consists of seven (7) appointed members. Its principal purpose is the responsibility to inform the public concerning the expenditure of Measure M bond revenues by the Banning Unified School District ("District").

Richard Krick
Susan McQuown
Ron Duncan
Diana Benhar
Veronica Topete
Chris McCallum

Frank Diaz