Capital Projects
Help Shape the Future of Pasco Schools
Long-Term Facility Management Plan Survey
Pasco School District is developing a 12-year Long-Term Facility Management Plan to address school construction, overcrowding, and modernization needs. We want to hear from families, students, staff, and community members. The survey will be open May 2 - June 13, 2025.
Two bond scenarios are being considered:
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Scenario A: Gradual approach – fewer schools addressed in each bond cycle.
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Scenario B: Accelerated approach – more projects completed sooner.
🔍 Before taking the survey, please review the Bond Scenario Comparison document to better understand the options.
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- Capital Facilites Plan
- Architect and Engineer Roster
- State Environmental Protection Act (SEPA) Notices
- Long-Term Facilities Management Plan
- Project Document Links
- Long-Term Facility Management Technical Team
Capital Facilites Plan
Architect and Engineer Roster
State Environmental Protection Act (SEPA) Notices
Long-Term Facilities Management Plan
Project Document Links
Long-Term Facility Management Technical Team
The Capital Projects Department is responsible for administration of the District's Bond projects. This involves managing the planning, design and construction of new facilities, as well as the modernization and renovation of existing school buildings and other facilities. The Pasco School District serves over 18,000 students and 30 school and support facilities.
The funding for school construction, facility improvements, and property purchases mostly comes from local voters through bond elections. These funds are separate from the district's general fund and by law, cannot be used for day-to-day operations or to address budget shortfalls.
A capital project is a project to construct either new facilities or make significant, long-term renewal improvements to existing facilities and grounds. When we build a new building, modernize an existing school, or construct an addition, the project is planned to meet the district’s educational standards as well as the specific needs of the individual school.
Contact
Esmeralda Perez
Capital Projects Technician
esperez@psd1.org
509-543-6095
John Weatherby
Construction Manager
jweatherby@psd1.org
509-543-6096
Tom Hitt
Assistant Construction Manager
thitt@psd1.org
509-543-6726