by Keri Luiz

Superintendent Janice Adams and Chief Business Official Tim Rahill will request today that Benicia Unified School District trustees approve a resolution to put a $50 million bond on the June 3 ballot.

A five-year assessment was approved by the board in November that outlined the repairs and improvements needed for the district’s locations.

At its meeting Feb. 6, the school board heard a report from adviser Jon Isom, who outlined four areas of need in the district:

• Modernization and technology needs: $24 million

• Health, safety and security improvement needs: $13 million

via To bond or not to bond? School board to decide on $50M ballot measure.