Measure M

Measure M is a $919 million general obligation bond passed by Fremont voters on November 5, 2024 with a 64.3% YES vote to repair and upgrade neighborhood schools by:

• Updating classrooms, science labs & technology equipment
• Replacing leaking roofs
• Replacing outdated, aging, deteriorating portables with permanent classrooms
• Acquiring, constructing and repairing classroom, facilities and equipment

All Measure M funding is dedicated to improving Fremont schools. No bond money goes to administrators, salaries, benefits, or other operating expenses. All funds are dedicated to improving Fremont schools.

Local 12 Business Representative Edgar Flores speaking at the Fremont School Board meeting on February 11, 2026, asking the school board to approve the Project Stabilization Agreement, which was voted 5-0 in favor, this means that Fremont USD will have $919 Million dollars’ worth of union labor for new school buildings and projects for all of the Building and Construction Trades. Work will start this June and for years to come, there are 12 local contractors bidding on work for this summer. It feels good to finalize this, since it’s been years of work to get to this point.

Project Stabilization Agreement

The Project Stabilization Agreement (PSA) is a collaborative agreement between Fremont Unified School District, contractors, and union labor organizations that sets clear standards for labor, safety, and project management. It helps ensure construction projects are completed efficiently, on time, and with high-quality workmanship, while supporting local hiring and fair labor practices.