Proposition 405 — Prescott Unified School District Maintenance and Operations Override
Prescott Unified District, Arizona
My vote power: High
What does this measure do?
Supports: Public Education Quality
Adds about $2 million in the first year for Prescott school staff pay and hiring. Property taxes would rise by about $53 a year for the average home, the district estimates.
Proposed by: Prescott Unified District Governing Board
The district's elected school board called the vote. It asks for extra property tax so the district can spend above the state limit, for up to seven years.
A YES vote means
Raise the school budget limit by 7% for staff pay and hiring. Added funding would last seven years, shrinking in the final two.
A NO vote means
Reject this extra spending and the property tax that funds it. Schools would keep their regular budget limit.
Sources: prescottschools.com · resources.finalsite.net2
Source: manuals.boardbook.org