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Belton Independent School District Bond Issue (November 2009)

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The Belton Independent School District Bond Issue was on the November 3 ballot in Bell County for voters in the Belton school district.[1]

This issue proposed a bond in the amount of $29,000,000 which goes towards helping to repair and maintain the school buildings in the district and also acquiring the land to build a new middle school. There would be an increase in local property taxes in order to pay for this bond[2]

Election results

The measure was approved.

School District Bond Issue
Result Votes Percentage
Approveda Yes 2,358 54.51%
No 1,976 45.59%
Total votes 4,334 100.00%
Voter turnout n/a%


Footnotes

  1. ↑ Bell County Constitutional Amendment Election
  2. ↑ Propositions on the Ballot
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