Local ballot measures, Wyoming

Recent local news Casper smoking ban referendum will not be on November ballot, Casper Ballot Referendum Awaits Signature Verification Natrona County commissions vote to put library proposal on November ballot Olson: Laramie County residents need better representation Senior housing might need 1-cent sales tax Mountain View schools request special bond election Voters have say on school budgets today Yellowstone County voters reject most levies, bond issues Wyoming voters say no to new tax for school repairs Cody hospital tax fails Teton Valley will vote on lodging tax in November Lodging tax up for renewal ...more local news School bond and tax votes See also: School bond and tax elections in Wyoming Wyoming has three different kinds of school finance elections which are for bond issues, creating or repaying a building fund, or to issue a special tax for adult education programs. In Wyoming, bond issues are only allowed for capital improvements, renovations, or new construction of school facilities. Bonding cannot be used to retire debt or pay other obligations. Wyoming also has an election requirement for school districts if they want to issue a new tax up to two and a half mills to help create new adult education programs. Building funds can be created for school districts on voter approval. However, a certain amount of money must be raised consistently over a number of years to establish a building fund.

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