As Board of Education members consider placing a bond on the 2023 ballot, Business Administrator Todd Hess reviewed the role the board plays in the process and timeline requirements by law.
In Utah, Hess said, general obligation bonds are generally considered by school districts for funding to acquire land, construct new buildings, purchase new facility equipment, as well as rebuild existing buildings.
Board members must approve a resolution calling for a bond election by Aug. 19 to get it on the November ballot, he said.
The Board of Education meets in its regular meeting at 5:30 p.m. on April 25.