Frequently Asked Questions About Measure H
Red Bluff Joint Union High School District
Career Preparation/Repairs Measure
Career Preparation/Repairs Measure
Red Bluff Joint Union High School District
Career Preparation/Repairs Measure
Red Bluff Joint Union High School District
Career Preparation/Repairs Measure
Career Preparation/Repairs Measure
Q: What is Measure H?
A: On July 16, 2026 the Board of Trustees unanimously placed Measure H – the Red Bluff Joint Union High
School District Career Preparation/Repairs Measure on the November 2026 ballot for voter consideration.
Measure H is a local education bond to help support high-quality first responder training and critical
health and safety repairs at Red Bluff High School.
A: On July 16, 2026 the Board of Trustees unanimously placed Measure H – the Red Bluff Joint Union High
School District Career Preparation/Repairs Measure on the November 2026 ballot for voter consideration.
Measure H is a local education bond to help support high-quality first responder training and critical
health and safety repairs at Red Bluff High School.
Q: How can Red Bluff receive funding from Sacramento?
A: Provided that the Red Bluff community approves Measure H, our District could qualify for up to $16
million in our fair share of matching funds from Sacramento.
A: Provided that the Red Bluff community approves Measure H, our District could qualify for up to $16
million in our fair share of matching funds from Sacramento.
Q: How does Measure H prepare students for good-paying jobs?
A: Red Bluff High School has a successful partnership with CAL FIRE and
Red Bluff City Fire to help train dozens of future local firefighters to
keep our community safe. Getting our fair share of money from
Sacramento maintains these partnerships and invests in training to
prepare local students for good-paying jobs as EMTs, firefighters, and
nurses.
A: Red Bluff High School has a successful partnership with CAL FIRE and
Red Bluff City Fire to help train dozens of future local firefighters to
keep our community safe. Getting our fair share of money from
Sacramento maintains these partnerships and invests in training to
prepare local students for good-paying jobs as EMTs, firefighters, and
nurses.
Q: What repairs does Red Bluff High need?
A: If enacted, funds from Measure H help:
• Upgrade old air conditioning systems to keep classrooms
warm in the winter and cool in the summer
• Ensure clean drinking water
• Improve campus safety and security
A: If enacted, funds from Measure H help:
• Upgrade old air conditioning systems to keep classrooms
warm in the winter and cool in the summer
• Ensure clean drinking water
• Improve campus safety and security
Q: How can I be sure Measure H money would be spent as promised?
A: Measure H’s accountability requirements include annual independent audits, a review of all expenditures
by a citizens’ oversight committee, and public disclosure of all spending. By law, every dime of Measure H
is for our local high schools, and no money can be taken by Sacramento or used for administrator salaries.
A: Measure H’s accountability requirements include annual independent audits, a review of all expenditures
by a citizens’ oversight committee, and public disclosure of all spending. By law, every dime of Measure H
is for our local high schools, and no money can be taken by Sacramento or used for administrator salaries.
Q: What is Measure H’s cost?
A: Measure H is a proposed $19 million local education bond measure that would cost voters $19 per
$100,000 of assessed, not market, value.
A: Measure H is a proposed $19 million local education bond measure that would cost voters $19 per
$100,000 of assessed, not market, value.
Q: How can I register to vote?
A: To register online by October 19, 2026, or check your registration status, visit RegisterToVote.ca.gov.
Same-day registration is available in person through Election Day.
