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Mesa County Valley School District 51 Ballot Issue 4A

What does this measure do?

Supports: Public Education Quality, Public Safety and Crime Control

Opposes: Government Spending Reduction

This raises District 51 property taxes by up to $23.2 million in the first year for school operations, including safety, job training, and staff pay. Owners of an average-priced home would pay about $18 more a month.

More about this measure

Proposed by: Mesa County Valley School District 51 Board of Education

The district's elected school board placed a property tax increase for school operations on the ballot.

Source: meetings.boardbook.org

A YES vote means

Yes allows an ongoing property tax increase for District 51 schools. The ballot estimates about $18 more per month for an average-priced home; the actual cost may change.

A NO vote means

No blocks this additional property tax. District 51 keeps its existing taxes but does not get this proposed new school funding.

Sources: kjct8.com · kvnf.org

Source: drive.google.com