Vacaville Unified School District

COMPLETED MEASURE A PROJECTS

	District-Wide Technology The first project completed with Measure A funds technology in the hands of every student along with bolstered network and wifi systems to support student access to learning resources. More About Technology Improvements
	Campus Security
	Vacaville High School Improvements Built in 1952, Vacaville High School was originally built to serve approximately 1,200 students. Now, VHS serves nearly 2,000 students. Measure A brought more parking, new tennis courts and softball field as well as new classroom buildings. More About Vacaville High School Projects
	Will C. Wood High School's Wildcat Stadium On May 3rd, 2018 Vacaville Unified welcomed Will C. Wood Wildcats home to Wildcat Stadium. More About Wildcat Stadium
	Willis Jepson Modernization $13,000,000 in modernizations have bee done at Willis Jepson Middle School which was originally opened in 1960. More About Willis Jepson Modernizations
	Sierra Vista K-8 In August of 2016, Sierra Vista

KEEPING TAX DOLLARS LOCAL

LOCAL CONTRACTORS WORKING ON MEASURE A PROJECTS

VUSD is working to keep tax dollars local. While VUSD has only accepted lowest responsive bids for each public bid, contractor fairs and local advertising has helped attract more local bids.

28% to Local Business
As of April, 2019 an estimated 28% of Measure A expenditures to date have gone back to local contractors. Currently, the district has employed local companies like A2R Architects, Lister Construction, Vaca Valley Excavating, Swank Construction, Cal Inc, Vista Environmental, Landscape and Pavers Inc, Alpha Alarm, and Pacific Power & Systems.

39% to Union Contractors
39% of Measure A expenditures have gone to general contractors that are union signatories, providing a balance between supporting local business and labor groups.

The remaining expenditures have gone toward toward building materials and tangibles like computers and furniture.

UPCOMING PROJECTS