The bond will raise debt by $111 million to fund educational priorities. If approved, this ballot measure will not raise taxes on property owners.

In the August 27th school board meeting, the Board of Education voted to pursue a bond question in this November's election. Like all Board meetings, this was open to the public with an opportunity for public comment.

Westminster Public Schools last asked for and received a bond approval in 2006. It will be paid off in full in 2026.

WPS invested those tax dollars wisely building a state-of-the-art high school and middle school while making repairs and safety upgrades across the district. It was an example of Promises made and Promises Kept.

Through strategic refinancing efforts, WPS achieved remarkable savings for taxpayers. The refinance of a 2006 bond, completed in two transactions between the end of 2012 and the beginning of 2013, resulted in a combined savings to the taxpayers of almost $6 million over the life of the bonds. In 2021, a second refinance was completed, yielding an additional repayment savings of $1.5 million. These efforts reflect a consistent track record of maximizing financial efficiency, benefiting the community, and reinforcing the district's dedication to providing quality education.