Coolidge Unified School District No. 21 Bond Election
Coolidge Unified District, Arizona
My vote power: High
What does this measure do?
Supports: Public Education Quality
Lets Coolidge schools borrow up to $39 million for school buildings, buses and equipment. Property owners would repay the loans with interest through school taxes.
Read the official ballot measure
Proposed by: Coolidge Unified District Governing Board
The district's elected governing board called the election. Arizona requires voter approval before a school district can borrow by selling bonds repaid with property taxes.
Source: explore.pinal.gov
A YES vote means
Allow school borrowing for these projects. The estimated average yearly property tax is $0.58 per $100 of value used for this tax.
A NO vote means
Reject this borrowing and the property taxes needed to repay it. Taxes for earlier school loans would continue.
Sources: resources.finalsite.net · coolidgeschools.org
Source: pinalcso.org