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Washoe County School District Projects $1.5M Diesel Cost Increase

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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The price of diesel fuel has increased by $2.75 per gallon compared to the previous year. Due to this surge in fuel costs, the Washoe County School District is projecting an additional $1.5 million in diesel spending by the end of the current fiscal year, pulling this funding from its general fund.

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The increased fuel costs directly impact the operational budget of the Washoe County School District, which operates a fleet of over 300 school buses. While the district does not currently plan to cut bus routes, they state that cuts may be necessary elsewhere if fuel prices continue to rise.

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  • Washoe County School DistrictSpeculative

    The Washoe County School District might face increased operational costs due to the rising price of diesel fuel.

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