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Question G: Community College Borrowing

Unofficial result: Passed

Source: elections.maryland.gov

Baltimore County, Maryland
My vote power: High

What does this measure do?

Supports: Public Education Quality, Public Infrastructure

Opposes: Government Spending Reduction

Let Baltimore County borrow about $19 million for community college buildings, land and equipment. Taxpayers would repay it with interest from the county budget; this measure sets no tax rate.

More about this measure

Proposed by: Baltimore County Council (Bill 43-26; Chair Michael Ertel, at the county executive’s request)

Council chair Michael Ertel carried the county executive’s plan to borrow money for community college buildings, land and equipment.

Source: countycouncilweb.s3.amazonaws.com

A YES vote means

Allow up to $18,620,000 in county borrowing for community college facilities, land and equipment. Taxpayers repay the debt with interest through the county budget.

A NO vote means

Do not allow this $18,620,000 in borrowing for community college projects or the repayments that would come with it.

Sources: countycouncilweb.s3.amazonaws.com2 · elections.maryland.gov2

Source: elections.maryland.gov