Wisconsin 2009 school bond measures

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The tables below list school bond measures on local ballots in Wisconsin in 2009.

November 17, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Prescott School District Referendum	Issue debt in the amount of $8,900,000 to build an intermediate school addition to high school.	d

November 10, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Desoto Area School District Referendum	Issue debt in the amount of $8,000,000 to renovate district buildings.	d

November 3, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Cedar Grove-Belgium Area Referendum	Issue debt in the amount of $20,700,000 to build a new middle school.	d
Cedar Grove-Belgium Area Swimming Pool Referendum	Issue debt in the amount of $4,500,000 to put a swimming pool at the new middle school.	d
Florence School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue caps by $5,000,000 over 5 years for basic operating expenses.	a
Oakfield School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue caps by $2,500,000 over 4 years for basic operating expenses.	a
Pewaukee School District Bond	Issue debt in the amount of $24,950,000 for facilities renovation.	d
Pewaukee School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue caps by $400,000 per year to pay operating expenses.	d
Stevens Point Area Referendum	Issue debt in the amount of $23,100,000 over 3 years. No reason is given.	d
Trevor-Wilmot Consolidated Referendum	Issue debt in the amount of $11,380,000 for constructing an addition and renovations.	a
Whitefish Bay School District Referendum 1	Issue debt in the amount of $9,000,000 to improve school facilities.	a
Whitefish Bay School District Referendum 2	Issue debt in the amount of $13,600,000 to improve school facilities.	a
Wisconsin Dells School District Referendum	Issue debt in the amount of $2,300,000 to build an addition to Spring Hill Elementary School.	a

October 28, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Minocqua J1 School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $474,000 for energy efficiency measures.	a

October 27, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Antigo School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $100,000 for energy efficiency measures.	a
Elmbrook School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $125,500 for energy efficiency measures.	a
Gillett School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $39,630 for energy efficiency measures.	a
Johnson Creek School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $22,385 for energy efficiency measures.	a
Wheatland J1 School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $1,200,000 over 4 years to maintain current operating standards.	a

October 26, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Fort Atkinson School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $61,697 for energy efficiency measures.	a
Northland Pines Energy Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $140,000 for energy efficiency measures.	a
Verona Area School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $198,800 for energy efficiency measures.	a

October 20, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Central/Westosha Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $461,000 for energy efficiency measures.	a
Mosinee School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $49,459 for energy efficiency measures.	a

October 19, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Birchwood Energy Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $15,276 for energy efficiency measures.	a
Depere School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $101,000 for energy efficiency measures.	a
Lacrosse School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $57,600 for energy efficiency measures.	a
Prairie Du Chien Energy Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $560,000 for energy efficiency measures.	a
Rhinelander School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $536,500 for energy efficiency measures.	a

October 14, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Monona Grove School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $50,000 for energy efficiency measures.	a

October 12, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Kaukauna Area School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $100,000 for energy efficiency measures.	a
Menasha School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $232,815 for energy efficiency measures.	a
Oconto Falls School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $20,198 for energy efficiency measures.	a

October 6, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Whitehall School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue caps by $450,000 over 3 years for maintenance and infrastructure improvements.	a

September 28, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Alma Center School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $25,000 for energy efficiency measures.	a

September 21, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $35,017 for energy efficiency measures.	a

June 23, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Prairie Du Chien Referendum	Issue debt in the amount of $7,000,000 for an addition to the high school.	d

June 9, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Paris J1 School District Referendum	Exceed revenue limits by $1,515,000 for operating expenses.	Passed
Black River Falls Referendum	Issue debt in the amount of $25,279,225 to build a new elementary school, a new district office, and remodel the Forrest Street Early Learning Center.	d

May 19, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Stratford School District Referendum	Issue debt in the amount of $3,700,000 to build an 8 classroom addition to the middle school.	a

April 28, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Salem School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue caps by $1,160,000 a year to maintain current levels of operation.	d

April 21, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Cuba City Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $600,000 per year for operating expenses.	a

April 7, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Albany School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $1,750,000 over four years to sustain current levels of operation.	a
Albany School District Bond	Issue debt in the amount of $2,000,000 for school improvements.	a
Benton School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $965,000 over three years to sustain current levels of operation.	a
Birchwood School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $590,000 over two years to replace outdated equipment.	d
Bowler School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $750,000 over three years for non-recurring operational expenses.	a
Cudahy School District Referendum	Issue debt in the amount of $3,775,000 for district renovations.	a
Elcho School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $1,540,000 over three years to sustain current levels of operation and retire debt.	a
Elk Mound Area Bond	Issue debt in the amount of $9,325,000 for school improvements.	a
Herman School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $375,000 for ongoing operational expenses.	a
Horicon School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $300,000 for one year for non-recurring operational expenses.	d
Keil Area School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $650,000 for seven years for non-recurring expenses.	d
Loyal School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $1,500,000 for non-recurring operational expenses.	d
Manawa School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $3,000,000 by 2014.	d
Maple Dale-Indian Hill Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $800,000 per year until 2019.	a
Maple Dale-Indian Hill Bond	Issue debt in the amount of $4,000,000 for for school repairs.	a
Medford Area Exceed Revenue Limits	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $235,000 per year for recurring operational expenses.	d
Medford Area School District Referendum	Issue debt in the amount of $13,190,000 for additions to the high school.	d
Merrill Area School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $2,125,000 by 2012.	d
Middleton-Cross Plains Exceed Revenue Limits	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $1,975,000 per year.	d
Middleton-Cross Plains Referendum	Issue debt in the amount of $33,980,000 to rebuild and equip Kromrey Middle School.	d
Middleton-Cross Plains Bond	Issue debt in the amount of $34,750,000 for additions to district schools.	d
Mineral Point School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $1,000,000 over three years to maintain current levels of operation.	a
North Lakeland School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $943,000 per year for recurring expenses.	a
Northland Pines School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $8,700,000 by 2012.	a
Oakfield School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $2,800,000 by 2014 to maintain current levels of operation.	d
Oshkosh Construction Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $2,500,000 by 2014 to pay for small scale construction projects.	d
Oshkosh Maintenance Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $6,500,000 by 2014 to pay for deferred district maintenance.	a
Oshkosh Elementary School Bond	Issue debt in the amount of $15,000,000 for the construction of a new elementary school.	d
Paris J1 School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $600,000 per year.	d
Peshtigo Advisory Referendum	Seeks the opinion of Peshtigo School District members on issuing debt to make district improvements.	present location
Phelps Fitness Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $45,000 over three years to improve the school fitness area.	a
Phelps School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $2,460,000 over three years for operational expenses.	a
Reedsburg Kindergarten referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $1,200,000 over three years to fund a new kindergarten.	d
Reedsburg funding referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $2,400,000 over four years to maintain current levels of operation.	d
Reedsville referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $350,000 per year for ongoing operational expenses.	a
Reedsville School District bond	Issue debt in the amount of $9,965,000 to fund improvements to the high school.	a
Ripon Bond, Question 1	Issue debt in the amount of $500,000 for roof repairs and to replace the high school boiler.	a
Ripon Referendum, Question 2	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $2,150,000 by 2012.	a
Ripon Referendum, Question 3	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $3,000,000 by 2015.	d
Riverdale School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $610,000 per year for operational expenses.	d
Siren School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $150,000 per year to maintain current operating expenses.	d
Washington Island School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $255,000 in 2009 to maintain current operating expenses.	a
West Bend Badger Middle School Bond	Issue debt in the amount of $27,400,000 for renovating the Badger Middle School.	a
West Bend Elementary School Bond	Issue debt in the amount of $41,450,000 to construct a new elementary school.	d
Wheatland J1 School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $1,200,000 over four years to maintain current operating expenses.	d
Wisconsin Heights Referendum	Exceed revenue caps by $850,000.	a

February 17, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Appleton Area Referendum	$10,900,000 by 2011 to improve class size ratios and purchase curriculum materials.	d
Appleton Area Bond	Issue debt in the amount of $5,000,000 to improve school building safety and technology system security.	d
Clinton Maintenance Referendum	Issue debt not to exceed $9,630,000 for maintenance and security upgrades.	d
Highland School District Referendum	Exceed revenue limits by $405,000 by 2011 and every year thereafter.	d
Salem School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $3,480,000 to prevent an increase in class sizes.	d
Siren School District Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $1,250,000 in order to sustain current levels of operation.	d
Waupun Area Materials Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $450,000 for acquiring educational resources.	d
Waupun Area Maintenance Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $450,000 for capital improvements and maintenance expenses.	d
Waupun Area Operations Referendum	Exceed state-set revenue limits by $4,000,000 for ongoing operational expenses.	d

January 20, 2009 election

Title	Description	Status
Central/Westosha Referendum	Issue debt not to exceed $7,890,000 for parking lot improvements and improving athletic facilities and other infrastructure.	a