New York Mills ISD 553 Bond and Capital Project Levy Question 1
New York Mills Public School District, Minnesota
My vote power: High
What does this measure do?
New York Mills schools could borrow up to $22.16 million for classrooms, music rooms, safer entrances, and repairs. Property owners would also pay a new tax for buses, technology, and other school needs.
Read the official ballot measure
Proposed by: New York Mills School Board (Independent School District 553)
The district's elected school board. It asks voters to let the district borrow money for buildings and add a property tax for repairs and equipment. Minnesota requires a public vote.
Source: sos.mn.gov
A YES vote means
A yes vote lets the district borrow and collect the new school tax for ten years. Property taxes would rise.
A NO vote means
A no vote stops both the borrowing and the new tax. It also blocks the two added project questions.
Source: ehlers-inc.com