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Rock Island Schools Benefit From Sales Tax, Spend More Than $64 Mil On Upgrades

Thanks to the 1% Sales Tax RIMSD#41 has been able to spend more than $64 million in facility upgrades in the last seven years! At last night’s Regular Board of Education meeting, the district’s CFO gave an update on all the projects that have been completed so far with School Facility Tax and ESSER (federal stimulus relief funds) Funds.

Since 2017, the district has spent $64,767,596.90 on school facility upgrades. $45,262,455.95 was used from the 1% sales tax funds. The district has spent $19,505,140.95 in ESSER funds for HVAC upgrades.

Rock Island Schools Benefit From Sales Tax, Spend More Than $64 Mil On Upgrades

In the last seven years, the district has:
▪Completed Seven (7) Secure Entryways
▪Replaced Complete or Partial Roofs at Eleven (11) Buildings
▪Completed an Addition, Renovation, and Cafeteria Expansion at RIHS
▪Completed Two (2) Elevator Replacements and One (1) Vertical Platform Lift Replacement
▪Completed Tuckpointing at Four (4) Buildings
▪Replaced Bleachers at Three (3) Buildings
▪RIHS Stadium Renovations, New Track, and New Field Turf
▪EJHS STEM Lab Renovation
▪Completed Structural Repairs at RIHS
▪Completed Tennis Court Replacement
▪Completed Main Plumbing Replacement at RIHS
▪Added ADA Restroom in Small Gym at RIHS
▪Upgraded HVAC Systems at Ten (10) Buildings
▪Upgraded RIHS Chillers
▪Upgraded Auditorium, Small Gym, and Fieldhouse HVAC

Thank you Rock Island County Taxpayers!

You can see the full list of projects on our Capital Projects Page – https://www.rimsd41.org/apps/pages/capitalprojects

Rock Island Schools Benefit From Sales Tax, Spend More Than $64 Mil On Upgrades

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