Measure G building programme has spent $623 million of $767 million raised

What happened

The Measure G Citizens' Oversight Committee reported to the board on September 18, 2025 that the district has issued about $767.5 million of Measure G bonds to date, has spent $623.2 million of it, and has $109.9 million left. The committee, made up of eight community members, met four times during 2024-25 and said the financial and performance audits found no discrepancies or non-compliance. Its report lists school modernisations, new construction and front office relocations as completed or under way. Measure G is the local bond measure voters approved to rebuild and modernise Chino Valley school buildings.

Why it matters to families

Measure G is the money behind almost every construction project at a Chino Valley school, and it is paid back through property taxes. With $109.9 million left of $767.5 million issued, most of the programme has already been spent, so the remaining projects are competing for a much smaller pot than families may assume. The oversight committee finding no audit problems is the main public check that the money is being spent on what voters were promised.

The evidence

The approved September 18, 2025 minutes record committee member Art Bennett reporting that the committee has eight members and met four times in 2024/2025, that financial and performance audits showed no discrepancies or non-compliance, and that 'total bond issuances to date amount to approximately $767.5 million, with $623.2 million spent and $109.9 million remaining'.

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