DEWITT, Mich. (News 10) – Voters in DeWitt will decide on Nov. 3, 2026, whether to approve a new $157 million bond proposal for the school district.
The proposal is a new bond, not a renewal, consolidation or reconfiguration of existing debt. The money would go toward upgrades across the district, including security technology, updated classrooms, a renovated auditorium and other facility projects.
Superintendent Kevin Robydek said the district is trying to make sure its facilities meet the needs of students, “and for future generations as well.”
Ballot language and bond terms
Under the proposal, bonds would be issued in one or more series, with a maximum term of 25 years, exclusive of any refunding…