November 3rd 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. Join us in advocating for the students of Gilbert and East Mesa.
2026 BOND INITIATIVE - prop 422
BOND FACTS - PROP 422
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.
2026 BOND PRIORITIES
Critical mechanical upgrades to buildings, including HVAC, roofs, and restrooms.
Secured campus entryways district-wide at 28 schools.
Improve performing arts facilities, career and technical education classrooms, and other extracurricular spaces for student success.
Improve and maintain technology infrastructure with a focus on secure communications.
How would a bond affect property taxes?
Bond debt is paid through the secondary property tax rate. As old debt is paid off, new bond debt takes its place, resulting in NO INCREASE in the secondary property tax rate for bonds.
Door Knocking Volunteer Events
Join us in your school’s neighborhood to connect with our community. Knock, walk, talk with voters. Support is provided, and everyone is welcome!
Events happen every Saturday, 8:45 - 11:00 AM.
Saturday, September 12 - Mesquite Zone - Meet at McQueen Park
Saturday, September 19 - Campo Verde Zone - Meet at the park next to Ashland Ranch
Saturday, September 19 - Highland Zone - Meet at Southeast Regional Library
Saturday, September 26 - Desert Ridge Zone - Meet at Augusta Ranch Park
Saturday, September 26 - Gilbert Zone - Meet at Spring Meadows Park
Community volunteer events
walk with us
LEARN MORE - PROPOSED 2026 BOND SPEND
The reels below are linked to from the Gilbert Public Schools YouTube channel.