FAQ on Measure K
Measure k audits
- PPESD Measure K Financial Audit 2019-20
- PPESD Measure K Performance Audit 2019-20
- PPESD Measure K Financial Audit 2018-19
- PPESD Measure K Performance Audit 2018-19
- PPESD Measure K Financial Audit 2017-18
- PPESD Measure K Performance Audit 2017-18
- PPESD Measure K Financial Audit 2012-13
- PPESD Measure K Performance Audit 2012-13
Measure K
Citizen's Oversight Committee (COC)
Agendas/Minutes
- Agenda for Meeting on 01-10-2022
- Agenda for Meeting on 01-05-2021
- Agenda for Meeting on 01-08-2020
- Agenda for Meeting on 04-08-19
- Agenda for Meeting on 01-22-19
- Agenda for Meeting on 09-18-18
- Agenda for Meeting on 04-12-18
- Agenda for Meeting on 01-21-15
- Agenda for Meeting on 03-19-14
- Agenda for Meeting on 10-2-2013
- Minutes for Meeting 01/05/2021
- Minutes for Meeting 01/08/2020
- Minutes for Meeting 04/08/19
- Minutes for Meeting 01/22/19
- Minutes for Meeting on 09/18/18
- Minutes for Meeting on 04/12/18
- Minutes for Meeting on 03-19-14
- Minutes for Meeting on 10-2-2013
- Minutes for Meeting on 4-9-2013
- Citizens Bond Oversight Committee- Report to the PPESD Board 2020-2021
- Citizens Bond Oversight Committee- Report to the PPESD Board 2019-2020
- Citizens Bond Oversight Committee - Report to the PPESD Board 2018-19
- Citizens Bond Oversight Committee - Report to the PPESD Board 2017-18
- Citizens Bond Oversight Committee - A report to the PPESD Board of Trustees and the General Public
Projects Paid with Measure K Funds
- District Technology Upgrades
- Pinewood Entry Project
- Sierra Ridge Paving Maintenance
- Pinewood MP Room Modernization
- Sierra Ridge Modernization
About Measure K
Thanks to our generous community support, Measure K, a Proposition 39 general obligation bond, was approved by the voters residing within the boundaries of Pollock Pines Elementary School District (PPESD) on June 5, 2012, with 61.87% approval. Passage of the Measure authorized the District to issue $9,000,000 in bonds. The improvements from this bond will be completed to serve the students in grades K-8 at Pinewood Elementary, Sierra Ridge Middle School, and Emigrant Trail Educational Center.
The question on the ballot of Measure K was: "To improve the quality of local education, make health, safety/handicapped accessibility improvements, improve energy efficiency, modernize outdated classrooms, restrooms/libraries, replace temporary portables with permanent classrooms, replace outdated heating, ventilation/air conditioning systems, improve technology, upgrade electrical systems, shall Pollock Pines Elementary School District acquire, construct, repair, equip school facilities/sites by issuing $9,000,000 of bonds at legal rates, with independent citizens' oversight and NO money used for administrative or teacher salaries or be taken by the State?"
