November 1988

• Ferndale School District
• $1.4 million bond (number of years unavailable.)
• To add eight classrooms, a media center and a multipurpose room to Ferndale School.
• Assessment rate unavailable.
• Approved. (Third attempt)
• 537 yes - 501 no (51.7 percent approval)

March 1989

• Walla Walla School District
• $3.62 million bond (15 years)
• To add a new library, four new classrooms, a gymnasium and a 500-seat performing arts auditorium at Walla Walla High School.
• Average of 55 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 3650 yes - 1769 no (67.4 percent approval)

May 1989

• City of Milton-Freewater
• $193,000 bond (15 years)
  
• To buy a new fire truck and pay for space renovations at the fire stations.
• 23 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation
• Approved.
• 339 yes - 187 no (64.4 percent approval)

November 1989

• Prescott Joint Park and Recreation District
• $210,000 bond (20 years)
• To repair and revitalize the swimming pool.
• Approved.
• 176 yes - 33 no (84.2 percent approval)

February 1990

• Colleg Place School District
• $750,000 bond (number of years unavailable)
• To pay for the district's share of Walla Walla High School expansion project.
• Assessment rate unavailable.
• Approved.
• 571 yes - 206 no (73.5 percent approval)

February 1990

• Dixie School District
• $312,000 bond (number of years unavailable)
• To pay for the district's share of Walla Walla High School expansion project.
• Assessment rate unavailable.
• Approved.
• 80 yes - 16 no (83.3. percent approval)

November 1991

• City of Dayton
• $70,000 bond (3 years)
• To help buy a new city fire truck.
• 52.5 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 683 yes - 146 no (82.4 percent approval)

February 1992

• City of College Place
• $450,000 bond (15 years)
• To pay off promissory note for a new City Hall.
• 50 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 606 yes - 358 no (63 percent approval)

May 1992

• Walla Walla School District
• $4.6 million bond (15 years)
• To remodel and upgrade Garrison Middle School.
• 39 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 3,748 yes - 1,254 no (74.9 percent approval)

January 1993

• Columbia School District
• $7 million bond (18 years)
• To pay for five to eight new classrooms at Columbia Middle School.
• $2.11 per $1,000 of assessed valuation. (Including accompanying levy.)
• Approved.
• 188 yes - 72 no (71.5 percent approval)

May 1993

• Walla Walla School District
• $6.7 million bond (15 years)
• To renovate Green Park Elementary School.
• 48 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved. (4th attempt since 1984)
• 4,484 yes - 1,085 no (80 percent approval)

May 1993

• Waitsburg School District
• $2.1 million bond (20 years)
• To remodel Preston Hall and the elementary school.
• $3.47 per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 303 yes - 187 no (61.8 percent approval)

February 1994

• College Place School District
• $4.5 million bond (20 years)
• To build a school for grades 4-6 and to renovate Sager Middle School.
• $1.63 per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 805 yes - 381 no (68 percent approval)

February 1994

• Walla Walla County Fire District 4
• $2 million bond (15 years)
• To rebuild the fire district's main station on Howard Street and improve other stations.
• 75 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
  
• Approved.
• 1,172 yes - 460 no (72 percent approval)

February 1994

• Touchet School District
• $1.8 million bond (20 years)
• To pay for two new elementary classrooms, a new multipurpose room and modernize the elementary building.
• $1.84 per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 170 yes - 50 no (77.3 percent approval)

May 1995

• City of Milton-Freewater
• $1.5 million bond (15 years)
• To build a new city swimming pool.
• 91 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 777 yes - 565 no (58 percent approval)

November 1995

• Walla Walla County
• $3.5 million bond (15 years)
• To build a 14-bed juvenile detention center.
• 16 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 7,202 yes - 3,324 no (68 percent approval)

May 1996

• Umatilla County
• $13.1 million bond (20 years)
• To build a new county jail.
• 35 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 6,623 yes - 3,383 no (66 percent approval)

March 1998

• Columbia School District
• $11.9 million bond (about 15 years)
• To modernize the high school and finish work on the elementary school.
• $1.34 per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 590 yes - 280 no (68 percent approval)

September 1998

• City of College Place
• $1.65 million bond (15 1/2 years)
• To build a new fire station.
• 81 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 902 yes - 242 no (78.84 percent approval)

November 1998

• Blue Mountain Community College
• $15.7 million bond (15 years)
• To build anew science and technology building in Pendleton and upgrade Miltion-Freewater campus.
• 40 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 7,379 yes - 6,645 no in Umatilla County (53 percent approval)
• 1,050 yes - 797 no in Morrow County (57 percent approval)

May 1999

• Walla Walla School District
• $11.4 million bond (13 years)
• To pay for the extensive remodeling of Sharpstein Elementary School.
• 54 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 3,802 yes – 1,797 no (67.9 percent approval)

May 1999

• Waitsburg School District
• $1.62 million bond (17 years)
• To pay for upgrades to the brick high school building, vocational shop and separate gymnasium.
• $1.34 per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 346 yes – 103 no (77 percent approval)

February 2002

• Touchet School District
• $2.5 million bond (20 years)
• To pay for six new classrooms, a renovated cafeteria, improved electrical systems and upgraded gymnasium.
• 57 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 171 yes – 54 no (76 percent approval)

September 2003

• Columbia County Hospital District
• $5.9 million bond (25 years)
• To replace boilers and electrical systems in the hospital, in addition to the Waitsburg Clinic building.
• $1.20 per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 1,184 yes – 647 no (65 percent)

February 2004

• City of Walla Walla
• $4.5 million bond (20 years)
• To replace the aging fire station at University and Roosevelt streets by building one at Eastgate Lions Park.
• 27 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 3,914 yes – 1,937 no (66.9 percent approval)

November 2005

• Athena-Weston School District
• $2 million bond (10 years)
• To fund mechanical and electrical upgrades, replace antiquated heating units and re-roof classrooms.
• $1.25 per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 453 yes – 371 no (55 percent)

February 2007

• Walla Walla School District
• $19.5 million bond (13 years)
• To build a new Edison Elementary School.
• About 20 cents per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 5,278 yes – 3,354 no (61.14 percent approval)

May 2007

• Prescott School District
• $4.6 million bond (20 years)
• To pay for repairs and enrichment of school facilities, but not including any new buildings.
• $1.56 per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
• Approved.
• 134 yes – 65 no (67.3 percent approval)