Catskill District Seeks Voter Approval for $11.4 Million School Renovations
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Updated Sep 21
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What happened
The Catskill school district is asking voters to approve a $11.415 million Capital Improvement Project for its elementary and middle/high schools, which is planned to run from August 2027 through January 2029. The project follows a 2023 state-required building condition survey that identified health and safety concerns. The district plans to cover the remaining costs using $3.785 million from its reserve fund.
From dailygazette.com
Why it matters
The approved project would involve significant public infrastructure spending, with the state providing 69.5% of the building aid. The district states that the work will not impact school taxes if approved by voters.
From dailygazette.com
Who's involved
- CatskillThe district seeking voter approval for the capital improvement project
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The entities involved
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Catskill
town in New York state, USA
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