Lemont-Bromberek And Sunnybrook School Districts Property Tax Increase (February 2010)

There were the Lemont-Bromberek and Sunnybrook School Districts Property Tax Increase measures on the February 2 ballot in Cook County for voters in those school district areas.

The Lemont-Bromberek measure sought to increase the district property tax by .45 percent for general use by the school district.

• YES 1,868 (31.81%)
• NO 4,004 (68.19%)d

The Sunnybrook measure sought to increase the district property tax by .40 percent in order to be used for general school purposes.^[1]

• YES 1,149 (53.72%)a
• NO 990 (46.28%)^[2]

See also[edit]

• School bond and tax elections in Illinois

Footnotes[edit]

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