Westminster Public Schools Ballot Issue - Mill Levy Override Collection (No Tax Rate Increase)
What does this measure do?
Supports: Public Education Quality, Public Safety and Crime Control
Westminster Public Schools would collect about $2 million more a year in property tax under a funding increase voters already approved, for teachers, career education, and school safety. Property owners would pay more to cover it; the district calls it approved revenue, not a new tax.
Proposed by: Westminster Public Schools Board of Education (resolution of Aug. 26, 2026)
The district's elected school board approved it Aug. 26, 2026. It adds no new tax, but Colorado law says voters must approve spending above the state limit.
Source: wps.org
A YES vote means
The district could collect about $2 million more a year in property tax that voters approved earlier, for teachers, career education, and safety.
A NO vote means
The district stays at its current limit and does not collect the added amount.
No financial records found for this ballot measure.
Sources: wps.org · westminsterwindow.com