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Jefferson School Board votes to put four‑year $1.4 million referendum on Nov. 5 ballot
Summary
The Jefferson School District board unanimously adopted resolutions to exceed revenue limits by $1.4 million per year for four nonrecurring years and to place the question on the Nov. 5 ballot; administrators said the ask would shift some debt‑prepayment plans to operational purposes and estimated about a one‑cent mill impact.
The Jefferson School District board voted unanimously to approve two linked resolutions that, if approved by voters, would let the district exceed state revenue limits by $1.4 million per year for four nonrecurring years and place that question on the Nov. 5 ballot.
In a brief motion-and‑voice vote, the board first adopted a resolution authorizing the budget language needed to exceed the revenue limit by the proposed amount and then passed a separate resolution providing for the referendum election. Chair called for a motion, a board member moved and a second was given, and the board approved both measures by voice…
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