District Seeks Input on Capital Improvement Priorities
School board expresses commitment to not raise taxes
WAITSBURG – “As a board, we have made a decision that it is our goal that it will not raise taxes,” said Waitsburg School Board Chairman Ross Hamann. The statement was made during the Sept. 23 community forum held to determine community priorities for future capital improvements.
With the 1999 $1.62 million capital improvements bond nearly paid off and the 2016 expiration of the 2014 maintenance & operations levy, the district must determine what projects to tackle next as they ask residents for new funding.
To do so, the district held two community forum sessions to solicit input....
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