EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Trustees of the El Paso Independent School District (EPISD) got a first-hand look at the bond proposals the district will consider this month, which aim to improve various areas across campuses, such as aging HVAC systems, deferred maintenance projects, and other campus improvements.
The bonds were shown during a finance committee meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 4, where the board looked at three different propositions, including the preferred bond the EPISD Citizen Bond Steering Committee recommended.
As KTSM previously reported, the recommended bond proposal is valued at $445.8 million, which would be divided into four parts. This specific bond would not spur a tax rate increase…