District hears bond-refunding analysis that could lower property-tax payments Financial advisor DA Davidson told the Richland School Board that refunding portions of the district’s 2014 bonds could free up an estimated $813,000 in taxpayer savings in calendar 2026 and that 2017 bonds may offer further savings; the board agreed to pursue parameters and consider a resolution in April.

A financial strategy could save Richland taxpayers $813,000 in 2026 by refinancing outdated bonds—could this be the solution for stabilizing local tax rates?

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Centennial SD outlines long-range facilities plan, lists about $52.5 million in preliminary needs and discusses bond refunding DLR Group told the Centennial School District board the long-range facilities process will begin workshops March 5 and that a physical-needs assessment lists roughly $52.5 million in project costs; administration also briefed the board on a possible partial bond refunding to avoid a 2028 levy step-down and preserve a continuation-bond option.

Centennial School District is gearing up for a major facilities overhaul, identifying $52.5 million in urgent repairs as they prepare for workshops starting March 5!

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