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Santa Rosa Junior College seeks $830M bond amid $1.8B economic impact

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Santa Rosa Junior College is seeking $830 million in bond funding, which would be the largest bond in Sonoma County history. The college generates an annual economic impact of roughly $1.8 billion for Sonoma County, representing more than 5% of the county’s gross regional product.

From pressdemocrat.com

Why it matters

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The college's presence supports the regional workforce, filling roles in local hospitals, police, and fire departments. Students who attend the junior college gain about $7.20 in lifetime earnings for every dollar spent on their education.

Sonoma County previously announced support for a college access program involving Santa Rosa Junior College.

From pressdemocrat.com

Who's involved

  • Sonoma CountyThe county that receives the college's economic impact and provides structural support.
  • Santa Rosa Junior CollegeThe junior college seeking $830 million in bond funding for operations and facilities.
  • board of supervisorsThe body responsible for overseeing and approving county financial initiatives.

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  • Santa Rosa Junior CollegeSpeculative

    Santa Rosa Junior College could secure necessary funding to address operational deficits and facility needs if the bond is approved.

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