Campus-Wide Technology, Facility & Site Infrastructure
Referendum Passed on November 3, 2020
Referendum Description: The Arrowhead community electorate approved an infrastructure operating referendum of $1.7 million per year for a five-year period (total $8.5 million). This operating referendum funding will only address the highest prioritized needs of technology, facility, and site infrastructure improvements.
2020 Infrastructure Referendum Expenditure Tracking
Please click on the above link to view current and planned referendum spending.
What DOES this referendum do for Arrowhead?
- Replaces the oldest, leaking areas of roofing
- Replaces and repairs the most aging air handling units for heating and air conditioning (HVAC)
- Updates technology infrastructure for safety and up-to-date usage
- Updates or repairs some building structures
- Repairs/replaces some parking lots/roadways
- Improves some stormwater management systems
What DOESN'T this referendum do for Arrowhead?
- Fix all on-going infrastructure updates and repairs
- Pay for operating costs including utilities, supplies, employee compensation, programs/services for students
- Add new structures such as new building/storage additions, new theater, new pool, or new athletic facilities
- Major classroom or instructional upgrades
Why Now? Since the 1999 facility improvement referendum, Arrowhead's basic building, site, and technology infrastructure has aged and become significantly outdated. During the last 12 years, Arrowhead has completed $16.4 million in capital projects from its operating budget, for an average of $1.4 million per year. As the district's funding from state and federal sources decreases, Arrowhead cannot continue to pay for the increasing number of necessary infrastructure improvements without directly impacting the budget allocated to instructional programs and services for students.
Referendum Includes:
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*This referendum maintains the $0.25 per $1,000 of property value paid for the 1999 referendum debt for five more years.
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