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2026 Capital Bond & Levy
The proposed 2026 Capital Bond for $400M will impact several sites throughout the Mukilteo School District including Mukilteo Elementary, Olympic View, Horizon, Explorer, Challenger, ACES, Olivia Park, Discovery, Voyager, Mariner, Odyssey, Lake Stickney, Fairmount, Pathfinder, Serene Lake, Picnic Point, Endeavour, Kamiak, Columbia, and Harbour Pointe Middle Schools.
Major Modifications / Additions $299.6M
Explorer Middle School - complete replacement $134.7M
Mukilteo Elem. School - complete replacement $87.9M
Serene Lake Elem. School - Phase 2 of replacement $30M
Olivia Park Elem. School - Phase 1 of replacement $20M
Kamiak High School - Gym Expansion $27M
Technology Infrastructure $12.0M
Network Cable Replacement - Replace aging network cable at ten schools $4.3M
Network Redundancy Infrastructure - Build out a small disaster recovery / business continuity data center $5.5M
Emergency Network Infrastructure - Replace and upgrade network infrastructure to uninterruptible power supplies (ensures systems continue during emergencies) $2.2M
Facility Systems Improvements $59.0M
Life Safety - fire alarm and elevator replacements. $11.0M
Critical Facility Improvements - roof, siding, windows, flooring, HVAC, etc. (protects your prior investments) $48.0M
Security Upgrades $6.0M
Integrated Door Hardware - Expand to non-general classrooms $1.0M
Access Controls - Expand on existing controls, add door contacts $3.5M
Perimeter Enhancements - Fencing to improve security for safer schools $1.5M
Athletics & Site Improvements $23.4M
Synthetic turf & track - Kamiak, Goddard, Voyager $10.0M
Resurface tennis court - Mariner 0.7M
Multi-purpose field upgrades - Fairmount, Horizon, Columbia, Olympic View, Picnic Point $4.7M
Playground replacement - Odyssey, Picnic Point, Columbia, Fairmount $8.0M
Enrichment Levy
*This is a replacement/ continuation of the levy authorized in February 2022 for collections in 2023-2026.
*86% of expenditures is staffing and equates to approximately 300 employees/jobs.
*The levy ensures students have access to nurses, counselors, special education services, and athletics and arts programs.