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Bond Measure E
MEASURE E
In February 2012, the Milpitas Unified School District Board of Education voted unanimously to place a local school facilities bond measure on the June 2012 ballot. The measure generated $95 million to renovate and repair Milpitas schools, ensuring all students have access to safe and modern classrooms. Check out the Bond Measure E Completed Project List.
MEASURE E PROJECTS
Modernization & Learning Centers
Modernization: Burnett, Curtner, Pomeroy, Randall, Rose, Sinnott, Spangler, Weller, Zanker, Rancho, Russell, Milpitas HS, Calaveras Hills HS, Adult Education and District Office.
Mabel Mattos Elementary School – Phase 1
MHS Aquatic Facility and Locker Rooms
Pomeroy Multi-Purpose Center
- Additional Projects: Technology Upgrades & Furniture, Safety Upgrades
MEASURE E REPORTS
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- Measure E Audit Report Financial Statement 2019
- Measure E Audit Report Financial Statement 2018
- Measure E Audit Report Financial Statement 2017
- Measure E Audit Report Financial Statement 2016
- Measure E Audit Report Financial Statement 2015
- Measure E Audit Report Financial Statement 2014
- Measure E Audit Report Financial Statement 2013
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MEASURE B 1996 GO BOND
The 1996 Measure B GO Bond was approved by voters with 81.9 percent in favor (or 4,525 or 5,522 total votes)
QUESTION ON THE JUNE 1996 BALLOT
To improve the quality of education for Milpitas children, shall the Milpitas Unified School District be authorized to finance the construction, improvement, acquisition and renovation of school facilities to accommodate increasing enrollment; including providing for safety and seismic upgrades; replacement of deteriorated roofs, plumbing, sewer, lighting and electrical systems; renovation of classrooms, and outdated science laboratories and libraries; and providing for technological improvements, by issuing up to $64,700,000 of bonds bearing interest at rates within the statutory maximum?