YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
The board considered the package at its Wednesday meeting and will vote on it in January. If approved, the package would go to voters April 4 as a proposed 18-cent increase in the district’s debt service levy, which currently stands at 33 cents.
The plan includes projects suggested by a citizens long-range planning committee, a citizen survey and district administrators.
The $96.5 million generated would fund:
Additional projects will be considered in a long-range plan that the district is developing.
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