2024 Capital Levy
Restore, Improve, Replace
Thank You, PSD Voters! The 2024 Capital Levy passed with a 51.32% approval rating, and we want to express our heartfelt gratitude.
Your support enables us to address 906 critical projects districtwide. These projects span building improvements, technology upgrades, safety and security enhancements, and improvements to outdoor programs. Each of these projects is crucial in meeting the evolving needs of our students and staff.
Your commitment to our community will help us to replace, improve, and restore valuable public infrastructure, and we are excited about the positive impact these improvements will have on the educational experience within our district. Thank you once again for your trust and support, and for investing in Puyallup Schools.
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Capital Levy Project News
Building Improvements (45%)
- HVAC
- Lighting & Electrical
- Roof Repairs & Replacements
- Portable Improvements
- Interior & Exterior Improvements
- Elevator Replacement
- ADA Accessibility Improvements
- Flooring
Technology (18%)
- Internet Access
- Classroom Technology
Site & Traffic (16%)
- Traffic Safety
- Fence & Gates
- Field Renovations
- Paving Improvements & Walking Paths
- Reader Boards
Outdoor (11%)
- Junior High All-Weather Tracks
- Playgrounds & Fields
Safety (10%)
- Fire, Security systems, and cameras
- Access Controls & Alarms
- Districtwide Lock Upgrades
- Intercoms & Notification Systems
Projects related to your school
Region 1 Schools (Emerald Ridge High School Catchment)
- Emerald Ridge High School
- Ferrucci Junior High (ERHS)
- Glacier View Junior High (ERHS)
- Edgerton Elementary (GVJH)
- Hunt Elementary (FJH & GVJH)
- Pope Elementary (GVJH)
- Ridgecrest Elementary (FJH)
- Sunrise Elementary (FJH)
- Wildwood Elementary (FJH)
Emerald Ridge High School
Ferrucci Junior High (ERHS)
Glacier View Junior High (ERHS)
Edgerton Elementary (GVJH)
Hunt Elementary (FJH & GVJH)
Pope Elementary (GVJH)
Ridgecrest Elementary (FJH)
Sunrise Elementary (FJH)
Wildwood Elementary (FJH)
Region 2 Schools (Rogers High School Catchment)
- Rogers High School
- Ballou Junior High (RHS)
- Stahl Junior High (RHS)
- Brouillet Elementary (SJH)
- Carson Elementary (SJH)
- Dessie Evans Elementary (SJH & BJH)
- Firgrove Elementary (SJH & BJH)
- Woodland Elementary (BJH)
- Zeiger Elementary (BJH)
Rogers High School
Ballou Junior High (RHS)
Stahl Junior High (RHS)
Brouillet Elementary (SJH)
Carson Elementary (SJH)
Dessie Evans Elementary (SJH & BJH)
Firgrove Elementary (SJH & BJH)
Woodland Elementary (BJH)
Zeiger Elementary (BJH)
Region 3 Schools (Puyallup High School Catchment)
- Puyallup High School
- Walker High School
- Aylen Junior High (PHS)
- Edgemont Junior High (PHS)
- Kalles Junior High (PHS)
- Fruitland Elementary (AJH)
- Karshner Elementary (AJH)
- Maplewood Elementary (AJH)
- Meeker Elementary (KJH)
- Mountain View Elementary (EJH)
- Northwood Elementary (EJH)
- Shaw Road Elementary (KJH)
- Spinning Elementary (KJH)
- Stewart Elementary (KJH)
- Waller Road Elementary (AJH)
Puyallup High School
Walker High School
Aylen Junior High (PHS)
Edgemont Junior High (PHS)
Kalles Junior High (PHS)
Fruitland Elementary (AJH)
Karshner Elementary (AJH)
Maplewood Elementary (AJH)
Meeker Elementary (KJH)
Mountain View Elementary (EJH)
Northwood Elementary (EJH)
Shaw Road Elementary (KJH)
Spinning Elementary (KJH)
Stewart Elementary (KJH)
Waller Road Elementary (AJH)
*Much of the funding included in this capital levy is not just related to systems that need replacement due to their age but are also tied to becoming compliant with the Clean Buildings Act. We agree that the intent of this legislation is good for improving our impact on the environment, conserving energy, and lowering our operations costs, however it will take a significant investment. Without funding, it will be impossible to reach the benchmarks required to avoid the fines that will be levied by the state. Those fines would be paid from the general fund and could be thousands of dollars, again, impacting the resources available for teaching and learning. Learn more about our CBA requirements.
What is the estimated tax rate of the Capital Levy?
Year | Est. Rate | Voter Investment |
---|---|---|
2025 | $0.87 | $25,700,000 |
2026 | $0.87 | $27,000,000 |
2027 | $0.87 | $28,400,000 |
2028 | $0.87 | $29,700,000 |
2029 | $0.87 | $31,400,000 |
2030 | $0.87 | $32,800,000 |
$0.87 per $1,000 of assessed value.