2026 Bond Levy Townhall

The Mukilteo School District held a townhall meeting on January 30, 2026, to discuss the upcoming February 10th bond and levy measures. The meeting focused on explaining the differences between the educational program levy and the capital bond, both critical for funding district operations and infrastructure. The levy, which funds about 14% of the district's budget, supports programs such as athletics, music, special education, and security staff, with a renewal proposed for 2027-2030 requiring voter approval. The capital bond, requiring a 60% supermajority to pass, is a $400 million package prioritizing school building projects, safety upgrades, technology infrastructure, and facility maintenance across all district schools. Speakers emphasized the importance of passing these measures to avoid significant budget cuts and maintain essential services and infrastructure. The meeting also highlighted the involvement of local businesses in construction projects and encouraged community members to vote and support the measures.