Ft. Wayne MarketIndiana NewsLocal News

SACS begins issuing bonds for Homestead project

(Photo Supplied/SACS)

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): The process of building a new Homestead High School has officially begun.

Southwest Allen County Schools has started the process of issuing $9.6-million worth of bonds as part of the $169-million project, according to the Journal Gazette.

The bonds will pay for design work, construction site surveying, and soil sampling as part of plans to replace 80% of the existing building with new construction and renovate the rest.

Superintendent Phil Downs says the project won’t have an impact on tax rates, and construction should start next year.

Related posts

Some Students Look to Leave Since Muncie Vote

WOWO News

South Side bleacher repair to exceed $100K

Darrin Wright

Savor Fort Wayne Offering Menu Discounts

Kylie Havens

Leave a Comment