" and shows bond project expenditures declining to zero with the fund balance fully drawn down. This indicates that the district’s 2020 bond program is entering its final year, with remaining project spending of 3884220 planned in 2026-27. While this means the major bond-funded construction work is largely committed, closeout periods often surface punch-list work, commissioning, training, and maintenance needs, as well as planning for the next facilities cycle.Vendors in architecture/engineering, construction, building systems, and capital planning can treat this as a signal to start discussions about post-bond asset management, facility assessments, and readiness for a future bond or capital plan. It also provides incumbency intelligence on recently improved buildings where follow-on work or warranties will matter.

The document does not list specific projects or contractors, only aggregate bond expenditures and planned closeout timing.