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2026 Bond Election

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2026 Bond Facts

In November 2026, voters living within Gilbert Public Schools boundaries in Gilbert and Mesa will decide on a proposed $136 million bond - Proposition 422. Voters last approved a Bond in November 2019.

What is a Bond?

A bond provides school districts with additional funding for necessary facility capital renovations and for purchasing equipment and technology for instruction. Taxpayers approve the school district selling general obligation bonds. Capital funding through the annual funding formula is limited and not adjusted for inflation. Because of this fact, Arizona Revised Statutes allow school districts to request bond authorization. School districts can seek bond approval from taxpayers.

Download the Voter Informational Pamphlet 2026 Gilbert USD Bond & Site Sale Election (PDF)

GPS District 2026 Bond Webpage 2026 Bond Election FAQs

Important Election Dates:

OCTOBER 5 - Last day for voter registration
OCTOBER 7 - Ballots mailed to voters
OCTOBER 27 - Mail ballot by
NOVEMBER 3 - Last day to drop off ballot
NOVEMBER 3 - Election Day
Verify your voter registration at azsos.gov/elections

Neely Traditional Academy

2026 Bond Plan for Neely Traditional Academy

Neely Traditional Academy Main Entrance

High Priority Needs for Neely Traditional Academy

Critical Facility Needs:

  • HVAC Systems
  • Plumbing Systems
  • Roofing
  • Fire Sprinklers

Critical Electrical Needs:

  • Lighting

Technology Enhancements:

  • Security with Unified Paging System
  • Classroom AV Refresh

Process for completion of projects depends on availability of funds and prioritization of needs.

2026 Bond Election Information Videos

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2015 and 2019 Completed Neely Traditional Academy Bond Projects

  • Secured Entryway
  • Parking Lot Upgrade
  • P.E. and Storage Room Expansions
  • Flooring Upgrade and Renovations

Thank you to our community for supporting the 2015 and 2019 Bond Programs approved by voters, which funded these projects for our school.