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SpaceX Donates Funds for School Bus Fleet Modernization in Grimes County

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SpaceX provided a donation of $473,953.46 to the Anderson-Shiro CISD school district in Grimes County. The funds are designated for the purchase of three new school buses equipped with three-point seatbelts, cameras, and radios. District Operations Director Terry Myers noted that the donation helps the district meet a Texas law requirement that mandates all school buses have three-point seatbelts by 2029.

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Why it matters

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The donation allows the district to acquire new vehicles ahead of the state deadline, bypassing the costly process of retrofitting older buses. Myers stated that retrofitting a single bus costs about $36,000, while a new bus costs around $155,000, with prices increasing yearly.

From kbtx.com

Who's involved

  • SpaceXProvided the donation funds for the new school buses.
  • Terry MyersDistrict Operations Director who discussed the fleet modernization needs.
  • Grimes CountyThe county where the school district is located.

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  • Terry MyersSpeculative

    Terry Myers' district could see reduced operational costs by acquiring new, compliant vehicles.

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