Hancock County School Bond Measure (November 2010)

A Hancock County School Bond Measure will be on the November 2, 2010 ballot in Hancock County.

This measure was initiated by the county Board of Education and seeks to create a bond in the amount of $37 million with average homes adding around $80 to resident's yearly property taxes. The money generated from the bond would go towards various school construction projects in the county, notably building a larger elementary school building, replacing older buildings as well as updating technology in various school buildings. If this is approved, another bond of $56 million would be sought in early 2011.^[1]

Additional reading[edit]

• WTOV 9, "Hancock County Schools Ask Residents To Support Levy," September 30, 2010

Footnotes[edit]

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