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An update in funding from the state of Wisconsin means a $24 million facilities referendum on the November 8 ballot won't cost taxpayers nearly as much as anticipated, according to the Bangor School Board.
Bangor School District launched a new informational website to help voters learn more about the November capital referendum.
Voters in the Bangor School District are going to have to decide whether to approve a $24 million capital referendum when they head to the polls in November.
The Bangor School District is asking for community feedback on facility upgrades in preparation for a possible referendum during the November general election.
The Bangor School District will consider asking taxpayers for support through a referendum this fall.