School Building Bond Referendum
United South Central School District, Minnesota
My vote power: High
What does this measure do?
United South Central could borrow up to $22.9 million to add classrooms and gym space, improve parking, and repair schools. For a typical local home, school property taxes would rise about $5.60 a month.
Proposed by: United South Central School Board (Independent School District 2134)
The district's elected school board. It asks voters to let the district borrow money for buildings, paid back with property taxes. Minnesota requires a public vote first.
Source: sos.mn.gov
A YES vote means
A yes vote lets the district borrow for these school projects and raise property taxes to repay the money.
A NO vote means
A no vote blocks this borrowing, so the district could not use this plan to add the rooms and other improvements.
Source: uscgrowingstrong.com
Source: usc.k12.mn.us