Sequim School District Adjusts Construction Bond Sales Amid Iran War Concerns
What happened
The Sequim School District is spreading out the final portion of its construction bond sales starting in November. The district had previously agreed to issue up to $97.3 million for voter-approved projects. Cole Plager, managing director with D.A. Davidson, noted that the war in Iran caused district officials to reconsider selling all remaining bond dollars at once. The bonds support a $146 million, 20-year construction bond approved in February 2025.
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Why it matters
The district is adjusting the sale of a $146 million, 20-year construction bond approved in February 2025. This adjustment is being made due to global economic fluxes, including concerns over the war in Iran. The district plans to sell approximately $63 million of the bonds on November 3.
Iran war concerns are currently driving a selloff in the bond market and affecting fuel prices.
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- SequimThe school district whose construction bond sales are being adjusted
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city in Clallam County, Washington, United States
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