The group leading the charge to pass Cedar Rapids’ $220 million school bond referendum on Nov. 7 is relying on voter outreach and trying to combat public confusion over what’s part of the bond issue.
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The group leading the charge to pass Cedar Rapids’ $220 million school bond referendum on Nov. 7 is relying on voter outreach and trying to combat public confusion over what’s part of the bond issue.
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Iowa voters in 50 counties will have the opportunity to vote on their school or local government issuing bonds to fund projects in the Nov. 7 local elections.
Opposition group voices concerns over higher taxes and larger schools farther away from the students with bond referendum going to voters Nov. 7.
Members of the community are invited to participate in a free public forum Tuesday, Oct. 24 at the downtown Cedar Rapids Public Library on the proposed $220 million school bond.
A $220 million bond referendum on the Nov. 7, ballot would fund career and technical education improvement projects across the school district.
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The Gazette hosted a public forum on the proposed $220 million school bond with school district representatives, members of the vote yes and opposition groups.
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