On February 14, 2023, Oak Harbor voters will consider a $121 million school bond measure that will replace three aging schools, enhance safety at all schools and address critical needs of the community.

If approved by the voters, the bond measure would do the following to enhance our schools and utilize available funding from the federal and state governments:

• Enhance safety at all of the Oak Harbor Public School sites
• Rebuild Crescent Harbor Elementary on its current site to address the critical infrastructure needs of the school
• Rebuild Hand-in-Hand Early Learning Center and HomeConnection to move the schools out of the military flight path and address critical infrastructure needs of the school
• Build a new school on the OHPS-owned fields at Fort Nugent Park to address the growth in the area
• Reutilize the Oak Harbor Elementary school site to address the growing need for early learning and child care in Oak Harbor
  
  

Washington state is one of 11 states that requires a supermajority of 60% approval in order to pass a bond.

Learn more at www.ohsd.net/bond2023

Register by February 6 to vote in the upcoming February 14 election!

Your vote ensures that your voice is heard on important issues that affect the future of our state, nation, and our local community! If you are not yet registered, visit voter.votewa.gov before the next election.

To register, you must be:

• A citizen of the United States
• A legal resident of Washington state
• At least 18 years old by election day

Military:

• Military members may register
• Military spouses may register even if the active-duty member maintains his or her residency elsewhere.

Click here to see more details on military voting.

​Ballot drop boxes are located at:

Oak Harbor City Hall

865 S.E. Barrington Dr.

Oak Harbor, WA 98277

Please see the Island County Elections website for more information.