Behind Measure AB: The donors backing Santa Rosa Junior College’s biggest bond yet
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Date: Saturday, October 31st, 2026
Election 2026: Key donors to Measure AB include engineering and construction firms who could benefit from SRJC’s $830 million bond
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By Martin Espinoza | [EMAIL_REDACTED] | The Press Democrat
(Published: October 31, 2026)
Some of the largest contributors to Santa Rosa Junior College’s $830 million bond measure include engineering and construction firms who could potentially benefit from the funds.