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Huntington Beach Union High School District

Huntington Beach Union High School District is a school district in California.

Collected and spent

In 2023, Huntington Beach Union High School District spent about $258.7M. This is a Census of Governments estimate across all of its funds.

Spent
$258.7M
Fiscal year 2023 · Census of Governments estimate, all funds · spending

Where the money comes from

One tax.

Property tax
$0.0488 per $100 of value
Source · Orange County Auditor-Controller — FY2024-25 TRA Tax Rates, Huntington Beach Union High School District 2024 voter-approved overlays. Read on June 30, 2026.
DetailsHuntington Beach Union High School District 2024 voter-approved overlays — district GO bonds (EL2004 SER 2004A REF2021 0.01982/$100 + EL2004 SER 2007 REF2015 0.00061/$100 + EL2004 SER 2005 0.00001/$100 = 0.02044/$100) + Coast Community College District GO bonds (EL2002 SER 2006B REF2013A 0.01216/$100 + EL2012 SER 2017D REF2022 0.00791/$100 + EL2012 SER 2013 A & B REF2019 0.00440/$100 + EL2002 SER 2006C REF2020 0.00246/$100 + EL2012 SER 2019F 0.00144/$100 = 0.02837/$100) = 0.04881/$100 × 10 = 0.4881 mills (Coast CCD folded into the resolving high-school district per the KTD-5 CCD-fold convention; Coast CCD total 0.02837/$100 matches the Newport-Mesa USD precedent anchor exactly). Per Orange County Auditor-Controller FY2024-25 TRA Tax Rates. 1% Prop 13 base rendered as a separate statutory line

Where it goes

Three service lines.

Schools
$202.2M
Public works
$41.2M
General government
$15.3M

Bars in both tables share one scale. Hatched lines pay for past obligations, not current services.

Source · NCES F-33 FY23 - Estimated service split source. Read on October 20, 2026.

Who decides

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When decisions happen

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How to reach it

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Also on this tax bill

A Huntington Beach Union High School District address pays these governments too.

On every bill in Huntington Beach Union High School District

Sources

What it is
Orange County Auditor-Controller — FY2024-25 TRA Tax Rates, Huntington Beach Union High School District 2024 voter-approved overlays. Read on June 30, 2026.
DetailsHuntington Beach Union High School District 2024 voter-approved overlays — district GO bonds (EL2004 SER 2004A REF2021 0.01982/$100 + EL2004 SER 2007 REF2015 0.00061/$100 + EL2004 SER 2005 0.00001/$100 = 0.02044/$100) + Coast Community College District GO bonds (EL2002 SER 2006B REF2013A 0.01216/$100 + EL2012 SER 2017D REF2022 0.00791/$100 + EL2012 SER 2013 A & B REF2019 0.00440/$100 + EL2002 SER 2006C REF2020 0.00246/$100 + EL2012 SER 2019F 0.00144/$100 = 0.02837/$100) = 0.04881/$100 × 10 = 0.4881 mills (Coast CCD folded into the resolving high-school district per the KTD-5 CCD-fold convention; Coast CCD total 0.02837/$100 matches the Newport-Mesa USD precedent anchor exactly). Per Orange County Auditor-Controller FY2024-25 TRA Tax Rates. 1% Prop 13 base rendered as a separate statutory line
Spent
Taxes
Orange County Auditor-Controller — FY2024-25 TRA Tax Rates, Huntington Beach Union High School District 2024 voter-approved overlays. Read on June 30, 2026.
DetailsHuntington Beach Union High School District 2024 voter-approved overlays — district GO bonds (EL2004 SER 2004A REF2021 0.01982/$100 + EL2004 SER 2007 REF2015 0.00061/$100 + EL2004 SER 2005 0.00001/$100 = 0.02044/$100) + Coast Community College District GO bonds (EL2002 SER 2006B REF2013A 0.01216/$100 + EL2012 SER 2017D REF2022 0.00791/$100 + EL2012 SER 2013 A & B REF2019 0.00440/$100 + EL2002 SER 2006C REF2020 0.00246/$100 + EL2012 SER 2019F 0.00144/$100 = 0.02837/$100) = 0.04881/$100 × 10 = 0.4881 mills (Coast CCD folded into the resolving high-school district per the KTD-5 CCD-fold convention; Coast CCD total 0.02837/$100 matches the Newport-Mesa USD precedent anchor exactly). Per Orange County Auditor-Controller FY2024-25 TRA Tax Rates. 1% Prop 13 base rendered as a separate statutory line

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