Hoquiam Schools Asking For Bond

Tuesday, August 29, 2023 at 6:43 AM

The Hoquiam School District will ask voters to pass a $42 million school bond in February.

The Hoquiam School District will ask voters to pass a $42 million school bond in February. The school board made that decision during a special session last week. District officials say if voters approve that amount, the state will kick in an additional $22 million for the estimated $61 million in renovations and expansion plans. Voters in Hoquiam approved almost $7 million in 2018 for renovations to the high school. The vote in February will need a 60 percent super majority to pass.

More from LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP

It's National Police Week

Officials say the week highlights not just sacrifice, but also the ongoing effort to build trust and keep people safe.
Candidate Filing Wrapped Up Friday

More than 120 candidates signed up to run for local offices ranging from county sheriff to legislative and judicial positions.
Harbor Regional Health Opening Family Medicine Clinic In Ocean Shores

Hospital officials say the new clinic is aimed at making routine medical care easier to access for both residents and visitors.
Raymond Driver Flown To Harborview

A young Raymond driver was flown to Tacoma General Hospital after a serious rollover crash early Friday morning in Pacific County.
Now We Have Mail Thefts In Montesano

Investigators say several juveniles drove through the Clemons Road and Devonshire Road areas stealing packages and damaging mailboxes along the way.

On Air Now

Now Playing

Hoquiam Schools Asking For Bond

Share

More from LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP