Rhinebeck Central School District Proposition 2: Capital Improvement Project ($7,623,099)
What does this measure do?
Supports: Public Infrastructure
If Proposition 1 also passes, this lets Rhinebeck schools borrow up to $7.6 million for a new elementary playground, new air systems at the middle and high school, a generator, and other repairs. The district estimates property taxes rise about $13 a year per $100,000 of assessed value.
Proposed by: Rhinebeck Central School District Board of Education (resolution of Aug. 18, 2026)
The district's elected school board voted Aug. 18, 2026 to hold this vote. New York school districts need voter approval to borrow money for building projects.
Source: go.boarddocs.com
A YES vote means
If Proposition 1 also passes, the district may borrow up to $7.6 million for the playground, air systems, generator, and other repairs, repaid through property taxes.
A NO vote means
The district does not do these projects or borrow for them, and property taxes do not rise for them.
Sources: budgetfaqs.my.canva.site · rhinebeckcsd.org
Source: rhinebeckcsd.org