Fargo Public School District No. 1 110-Mill General Fund Levy Reauthorization
Source: resultsnd.sos.nd.gov
What does this measure do?
Fargo schools would renew permission to collect a school property tax for ten years, letting revenue grow with property values. A yes vote would not raise the current tax rate, though owners could pay more if their property value rises.
Proposed by: Fargo Public School District (school board)
The district's elected school board. It asks voters to approve again its extra property tax for daily school costs. The rate would be lower, 110 mills, for ten more years.
Source: fargo.k12.nd.us
A YES vote means
Allow Fargo Public Schools a 110-mill general fund property tax starting at the end of 2027 for ten years. The current tax rate would not rise because of this vote, but school revenue could grow with property values.
A NO vote means
Reject the renewal. The district's total local property tax revenue would be frozen as property values grow; owners would not necessarily see an immediate tax cut.