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Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC)

Overview

The Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee is responsible for monitoring bond finances to ensure the public that the money is being spent properly.  The committee consists of at least seven members of the public and cannot include any District employee, vendor or contractor.  Members of the Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee include members of the Livermore community representing businesses, senior citizens, parents, taxpayer associations, and the community at large.  The role of the Committee is to review copies of the independent audits, inspect District facilities to ensure the revenues are being spent properly, review copies of deferred maintenance proposals or plans developed by our District, and review our District's efforts to maximize bond revenues by implementing cost-saving programs.

Documents and Information

Serve on the Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee

The Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District is seeking community members to serve on the Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC). The committee provides independent oversight to help ensure Measure J bond funds are spent as approved by voters.

Current Openings

The district is currently seeking Livermore residents who are active members of one of the following:

  • A senior citizens' organization
  • A taxpayers' organization

How to Apply

To be considered for appointment to the Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee, complete the Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee Questionnaire and Application.

For questions about serving on the committee or the application process, contact the Business Services Department at 925-606-3382.

CBOC Recruitment flier
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East Avenue Middle School
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