On Jan. 28, the Mariposa County Unified School District’s Citizen’s Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC) met to receive the independent auditor’s 2024-2025 Annual Bond Measure L Financial Statements and Performance Audit ending on June 30, 2025 on the use of Measure L Bond funds.
CBOC is pleased to inform the citizens of Mariposa County that the auditor reported there were no financial statements or performance evaluations findings.
In other words, there were no problems with how the money was being spent.
The 2024-2025 beginning fund balance was $3,353,743 million and the ending fund balance as of June 30, 2025 was $1,801,428 which reflects $162,120 in interest and investment income and $1,714,434 million in total expenditures for the audit period.
Bond expenditures for 2024-2025 include:
District wide: $1,714,434
• District office: $498,374
Siding, paint and HVAC – $387,168
Roof replacement – $94,538
Keyless entry – $16,668
• Woodland Elementary: $84,409
New entrance fencing and pavement – $57,539
Restroom, paint and paving bus loop – $410
Fire panel repairs – $15,935
Security cameras – $10, 525
• Mariposa Elementary: $139,489
Security cameras – $12,301
Room 24 roofing and fascia – $127,188
• Mariposa County High School: $756,418
AG roof replacement – $307,688
New classroom (lower campus) – $377,409
Security cameras – $17,579
MCHS Café roofing – $53,743
• Yosemite Elementary: $14,688
Keyless entry – $14,688
•Greeley Hill Elementary: $208,885
Roof replacement – $194,885
Security cameras – $14,000
•Alternative Education: $12,190
Roof replacement – $7,630
Keyless entry – $4,560
Total expenditures $1,714,434
CBOC continues to meet and review Measure L Bond funds on a regular basis. The purpose of CBOC is to ensure the funds spent reflect the taxpayer’s intent in supporting the passage of the Measure L Bond.
The public is welcome to attend all meetings which are posted on the school district’s website/Diligent Community at mcusd-org.community.diligentoneplatform.com/Portal/
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