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Logan County QuestionLogan County schools: 5.9-cent property tax for school buildings

What your vote means

YES

A FOR vote lets the Logan County school board levy a 5.9-cent tax on every $100 of taxed real and personal property to pay for school buildings.

NO

An AGAINST vote cancels the 5.9-cent tax, so the school building money it would raise is not collected.

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In plain words

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Cost: The district's estimate: about 56% of taxpayers would pay less than $1 more a week. It would raise about $1.15 million a year locally plus about $950,000 a year in state matching money.

Why people want it, and why others object

Why this is on the ballot

Why supporters want it

Why opponents object

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What you will see on your ballot

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Word for word from the Kentucky Secretary of State's official Logan County sample ballot (page image checked against its text version): sos.ky.gov (Secretary of State) .

QUESTION
Are you for or against the Logan County Board of Education levying a tax of five and nine-tenths cents ($0.059) on each one hundred dollars ($100.00) of the assessed value of real and personal property in order to provide adequate funding for safe, up-to-date school buildings that meet state standards?
  • FOR
  • AGAINST

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