Politics & Government

$250M Fairfax County Bond Referendum Results: Voters Get Their Say

Money would go toward new school construction and renovating existing buildings, including over $4.5 million for Herndon High.

Along with statewide and local races to be settled with Tuesday's election, Fairfax County voters will get their say on a $250-million bond referendum aimed primarily at building new schools and renovating old ones—including the potential for more than $4.5 million in renovations to Herndon High School.

  • Check back here for voting results as they come in.

The 2013 school bond referendum was selected by the FCPS School Board last May. It includes $42 million for new construction, $8.2 million for school expansion, and $276 million for school renovations.

Costs not covered with this referendum would be paid from funds left over from prior bond issues.

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More than $24 million is included for infrastructure management, including roof replacements, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) replacements, as well as athletic infrastructure, security enhancements, asphalt paving, technology upgrades, and upgrades required by the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA), FCPS said in a news release.

The 2013 bond referendum also includes $10 million for site acquisition costs for a new high school in the southwest part of the county. 

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Patch will be updating this article with election results as they come in.


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