Round Rock ISD will make $300 million of voter-approved bonds available to investors in February.
What you need to know
The RRISD board of trustees approved on Jan. 22 a measure to sell bonds in the second week of February, with the expectation that the district will have cash in hand by early March to fund campus improvements and other projects included in bond propositions A, B and C.
The details
Rudy Mejia, CEO of the district’s financial advising firm Nickel Hayden, said the district would likely enter the bond sale with favorable AAA ratings, earning favorable interest rates from investors.
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In November 2024, Round Rock ISD voters approved $932 million in bond funds to be used for campus facility improvements and expansions; renovations to athletic facilities; fine arts facilities improvements; and technology infrastructure upgrades and device purchases.