Question J: School Borrowing
Source: elections.maryland.gov
What does this measure do?
Supports: Public Education Quality, Public Infrastructure
Opposes: Government Spending Reduction
Baltimore County could borrow up to $200 million to buy, build, repair, and equip public schools and school grounds. County taxpayers would repay the money plus interest.
Proposed by: Baltimore County Council (Bill 46-26, Chair Michael Ertel)
The county's lawmakers want to borrow money to build, repair, and equip public schools and school grounds.
A YES vote means
The county could borrow up to $200 million for public school buildings, grounds, and equipment. Taxpayers would repay the money plus interest.
A NO vote means
The county could not borrow this $200 million for school projects under this plan. This borrowing and its repayment costs would not be authorized.
Sources: elections.maryland.gov2 · countycouncilweb.s3.amazonaws.com23