St. Johns Public Schools $40,000,000 Bond Proposal
St. Johns Public Schools, Michigan
My vote power: High
What does this measure do?
This lets St. Johns schools borrow up to $40 million for safer buildings, school additions, buses, and other improvements. Property owners are expected to keep paying the same school borrowing tax rate in 2027.
Proposed by: St. Johns Public Schools
The school district asks voters to let it borrow $40 million for building repairs, paid back with property taxes. It is smaller than two bonds that failed earlier.
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A YES vote means
A yes vote lets the district borrow up to $40 million for the listed school projects. The school borrowing tax rate is expected to stay level in 2027.
A NO vote means
A no vote blocks this new school borrowing. The district could not use this proposed money for the listed projects.
Sources: treas-secure.state.mi.us · clinton-county.org