Facility levy election slated
Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Money sought in the facility levy would go to making needed repairs at schools across the district, including Mountain Home Junior High School shown here. The money will help extend the life of the district's buildings, which range in age from 14 to 85 years of service.
The Mountain Home School District will ask voters to renew a five-year authorization for its plant facilities levy at the May 17 election.
The district will be requesting less money than it has previously.
The current authorization, which expires this fall, raises $1.11 million annually from property taxes. The authorization being sought would be for only $925,000 a year.
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