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A failed high school measure should not be described as funded construction.
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Measure K failed; elementary Measure A passed
A failed high school measure should not be described as funded construction. Keep the elementary district's separate approval identified by its own measure and year. For a contractor evaluating school work, base staffing and purchase commitments on actual awards, and retain the election history only as planning context.
- Kingsburg Joint Union High School District: Measure K (2024) failed. Bond amount: $20 million.
- Kingsburg Elementary Charter School District: Measure A (2016) passed. Bond amount: $10,000,000.
Sources: californiacityfinance.com: measure K failed; elementary Measure A passed; ballotpedia.org: measure K failed; elementary Measure A passed
City Hall funding and 18th Avenue reconstruction
The city hall record identifies secured funding, while the street record describes a bid closing. Those are different stages in a contractor's work forecast. Maintain separate customer balances and job references, then use approved hours and supplier invoices to support billings and any certified payroll required by the awarded scope.
- New City Hall and Emergency Operations Center at 1600 Draper Street (Van Beurden Building). Amount recorded: $1 million state (AB 113) + $1 million 2026 federal community project grant, plus city funds. Source status (2026): property acquired; design/construction funded (posted Oct 1, 2026). Agency: City of Kingsburg.
- 18th Ave Reconstruction: Earl to Sierra, federal-aid STPL 5170(070). Source status (2026): Bid closed 8/25/2026. Agency: City of Kingsburg.
- $1 million 2026 federal community project grant secured by Congressman Jim Costa for design and construction of Kingsburg's new City Hall and Emergency Operations Center.
Sources: cityofkingsburg-ca.gov: city Hall funding and 18th Avenue reconstruction; cityofkingsburg-ca.gov: city Hall funding and 18th Avenue reconstruction
Distance and bookkeeping access
Kingsburg's population is 12,755 (ACS 2024). Census PEP records population change of +6.6% from 2020 to 2025; this uses a different Census series from the ACS count.
Kingsburg is about 94.5 miles from our Atascadero office, measured in a straight line. We work remotely, with meetings at our Atascadero office by arrangement.
Sources: Census ACS 2024: population; Census Gazetteer 2025: straight-line distance; Census PEP 2025: change since 2020
Corrected school result and City Hall questions
Did Kingsburg high school Measure K pass?
No. The corrected research records Measure K as failed. The separate elementary Measure A approval does not change that high school result.
Is the City Hall federal amount a request in this guide?
The cited October record identifies a secured federal community project grant for design and construction. A grant to the city still does not establish a subcontract award to a particular business.
Sources supporting this area guide
- californiacityfinance.com: measure K failed; elementary Measure A passed
- ballotpedia.org: measure K failed; elementary Measure A passed
- cityofkingsburg-ca.gov: city Hall funding and 18th Avenue reconstruction
- cityofkingsburg-ca.gov: city Hall funding and 18th Avenue reconstruction
- Census ACS 2024: population
- Census Gazetteer 2025: straight-line distance
- Census PEP 2025: change since 2020
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