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Ground broken on Agua Fria transit facility

Agua Fria Union High School District has just broken ground on its new transportation and warehouse center which will serve the growing district.

The district of nearly 8,500 students had “simply outgrown the current facility,” Superintendent Mark Yslas said at a March 16 board meeting.

The new facility is part of a $55 million voter-approved bond passed in 2019 that will pay for a number of improvements for the district and for individual campuses.

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