SPOKANE, Wash. – Spokane Public Schools’ $200 million bond will be on the ballot this November following the school board’s decision on Wednesday night.
The bond, part of the Together Spokane initiative with the City Parks Department levy, aims to fund upgrades to numerous schools.
Taxpayers would contribute between 6 – 31 cents per $1,000 of assessed property value to finance the bond. Planned projects include significant overhauls to Adams and Madison elementary schools and North Central High School.
The levy that will also appear on ballots has an estimated price tag of around $240 million for the Spokane Parks and Recreation. Totaling the Together Spokane initiative to around $440M.
Both the bond and levy will be voted on November 4.
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