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Katy ISD approves nearly $75M in contracts for 2023 bond projects

By Valeria Escobar

Katy ISD officials are advancing projects from the district’s $806.56 million bond supported by voters in November 2023, with trustees recently approving budgets and construction contracts for five projects set to begin as soon as November.

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