Richland School District 88A Proposition to Increase the Limiting Rate
What does this measure do?
Supports: Public Education Quality
Richland School District 88A would raise its property tax rate limit for school costs, so it could collect about $12.7 million a year instead of $10.9 million. Owners of a home worth $100,000 would pay about $130 more a year.
Proposed by: Richland School District 88A Board of Education
The district's elected school board. It asks voters to raise the cap on its property tax rate (the limiting rate). Illinois's tax cap law requires a public vote for this.
Source: d88a.org
A YES vote means
The district may raise its school property tax rate limit starting with 2026 taxes. Property owners pay more, about $130 a year per $100,000 of home value.
A NO vote means
The district keeps its current property tax rate limit, and school property taxes do not go up because of this question.
Source: willcountyclerk.gov
Source: willcountyclerk.gov