Irving Independent School District Proposition C
What does this measure do?
Supports: Public Education Quality
Irving ISD would borrow up to $40 million to buy or update technology equipment for schools, including districtwide technology and cybersecurity. District property taxes would repay the bonds.
Proposed by: Irving Independent School District Board of Trustees (order calling the election, August 14, 2026)
The district's elected school board. Texas law says voters must approve before a school district borrows money that is paid back with property taxes.
Source: meetings.boardbook.org
A YES vote means
Approve up to $40 million in bonds for school technology equipment and updates. District property taxes would repay the bonds.
A NO vote means
Reject this $40 million bond request. Irving ISD could not borrow this money for technology through Proposition C.
No financial records found for this ballot measure.
Source: irvingisdbond.com
Sources: irvingisdbond.com · keranews.org