S&P Global Ratings assigned its'A'long-term rating to Union Hill School District , California's anticipated $3.2 million series 2026 (election of 2026) general obligation (GO) bonds. The outlook is stable. The GO bonds are secured by revenue from unlimited ad valorem property taxes levied within the district. The Nevada County Board of Supervisors has the power and obligation to levy these taxes at the district's request for the bonds'repayment. Proceeds from the series 2026 bonds will be used to modernize facilities, strengthen security and accessibility, and make infrastructure repairs. This series represents the first and only installment of the district's 2026 GO authorization. The rating reflects our view of the district's sound reserves and expanding local economy, while
