BARTOW The Polk County School Board, along with district staff, have a message for voters: “Thank you for renewing the half-cent sales tax in November 2018!”
Without the 15-year tax, they say the school district could not afford to build new schools, modernize old ones and do much-needed improvements on others. The initiative passed 68% to 32%.
As part of the district’s plan to keep people apprised of what the tax is paying for, on Tuesday, Assistant Superintendent for Facilities and Operations Angela Usher, along with Robert Kincart, founder and president of A-C-T Environmental & Infrastructure and a member of the Sales Tax citizens oversight committee, told the School Board what they have been able to accomplish in the past two years.
Yes, rather be safe than sorry. 54%, 45 votes 45 votes 54%
No, it s a one-in-a-million chance. 42%, 35 votes 35 votes 42%
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Yes, rather be safe than sorry. 54%, 45 votes 45 votes 54%
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Not sure. 4%, 3 votes 3 votes 4%
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