Phoenix Elementary School District Bond
Source: elections.maricopa.gov
What does this measure do?
Supports: Public Education Quality
Phoenix Elementary School District could borrow up to $98 million to renovate Lowell and Bethune schools, add gyms, upgrade cafeterias, and improve security, heating, and cooling. Property owners would repay it with a property tax of about $57 a year per $100,000 of taxable home value.
Proposed by: Phoenix Elementary District Governing Board
The district's elected school board called the vote. It asks to borrow money for school buildings, paid back with property taxes. Arizona requires voter approval.
Source: resources.finalsite.net
A YES vote means
The district may borrow up to $98 million for school renovations, new gyms, cafeterias, and security upgrades. Property owners repay it, with interest, through property taxes over up to 20 years.
A NO vote means
The district may not borrow this $98 million, and property owners do not pay a property tax to repay it.
No financial records found for this ballot measure.
Source: phxschools.org
Sources: schoolsup.org2 · mcss.knack.com