Bond Election

Lockhart ISD plans to build a new elementary school and expand its high school if voters approve the 2022 bond. The entire district is at 97% capacity from pre-K through 12th grade.

Six of the eight propositions are part of the district's $367 million bond. If voters approve the package, PfISD will be able to renovate aging schools, buy new technology and create affordable housing for teachers.

The Austin ISD Board of Trustees has put the largest bond in district history on the ballot this election season. The 2022 package is divided into three propositions that focus on renovating schools, investing in technology and upgrading shared athletic facilities.

The Austin ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously to put a $2.44 billion bond on the November ballot. The package would modernize more than two dozen schools, invest tens of millions of dollars in technology and address critical infrastructure issues district-wide.

Austin ISD is urging the school board to include $50 million for affordable housing for teachers in the 2022 bond package. Teachers have raised concerns about what it would be like to live in employer-owned housing.

Austin City Council members have outlined a $925 million bond to pay for items such as affordable housing, park updates and road repairs that will be put…

The Austin City Council is set to vote tomorrow on adopting the city manager’s recommendation for a 2018 bond package. Austin voters would decide on…

This post has been updated. Dripping Springs voters on Saturday passed the $132 million school bond.Voters in Wimberley also passed a $45 million school…

City leaders are weighing the possibility of putting an affordable housing bond on the ballot this November. A city task force is recommending a $161…

Austin voters could be asked to approve another couple-hundred-million dollars in bond money next year. Curated from a list of more than $3 billion in…