On May 5, 2018, voters approved a $575-million bond referendum for Humble ISD. The Humble ISD Board of Trustees immediately authorized the initial $125 million of that money to be spent on pressing projects that had been identified as the highest priority.
On July 24, the district sold $125 million in bonds to pay for the first portion of the plan. Now, $450 million of the approved $575 million in bonds remain to be sold to fund a wide range of projects the voters approved.
So, what is the plan? What are the specific projects and when can the community expect them? Jamie Mount, HISD’s director for public communications, explained the 2018 Bond objectives that are driving the planning process.