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Baltimore County Question GCounty Ordinance – Community College Borrowing

What your vote means

YES

A YES vote lets Baltimore County borrow $18,620,000 for community college projects, such as buildings, land, furnishings and equipment.

NO

A NO vote does not allow the county to borrow $18,620,000 for this purpose.

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Cost: $18,620,000 in borrowing. The county repays the bonds with interest from its yearly General Fund budget, generally over about 20 years (county borrowing brochure; the county's debt payments were 9.4% of General Fund revenue in 2023). Total cost with interest was not found for this question.

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Why this is on the ballot

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County Ordinance Community College Borrowing
(Bill 43-26) AN ORDINANCE to authorize and empower Baltimore County, Maryland to borrow $18,620,000 for community college projects, including but not limited to: acquisition, construction, reconstruction, extension, improvement, enlargement, alteration, maintenance, repair, modernization, and development of buildings and other improvements for community colleges; the architectural, engineering, and other services incident thereto; and the acquisition of land, furnishings, and equipment, to be undertaken pursuant to Sections 705(a) and 718 of the Baltimore County Charter. A vote FOR the bond issue authorizes Baltimore County to borrow $18,620,000 for community college projects. A vote AGAINST the bond issue precludes Baltimore County from borrowing $18,620,000 for community college projects.
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