By Richard Bammer
With a mixed recent history of school bond passage, Dixon Unified leaders are once gain considering a property tax measure, likely for the fall 2016 ballot, to ask voters to pay for the building, repair and improvement of the district’s eight campuses, some of them built in the 1950s.
When the governing board meets tonight, several agenda items refer directly to a possible new bond measure.
At the same time, as part of other money matters, trustees are likely to approve the refinancing of Measure J, a $29 million bond passed by voters in 2002, and hire a San Francisco-based law firm to help them do it.