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Ohio Vocational District Proposes $59M Bond Issue for Campus Renovations

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The U.S. Grant Joint Vocational School District is seeking public support for a $59 million project, which includes renovating existing spaces and adding new areas to its campus in Bethel, Ohio. The district is proposing a 1.99 mill bond issue, which is split into a 1.15 mill bond issue for renovations and a 0.84 mill permanent improvement levy for maintenance. Local taxpayers would cover $25 million of the cost, with the State of Ohio covering the remaining $34 million.

From wcpo.com

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The proposed levy would cost $5.80 per month for every $100,000 of appraised 2025 property value in the voting districts. The project aims to improve the safety and modern learning capabilities of the career center, which offers programs in fields such as construction and cosmetology.

From wcpo.com

Who's involved

  • GrantThe U.S. Grant Joint Vocational School District, which operates the Grant Career Center.
  • OhioThe State of Ohio, which is committed to funding 58% of the total project cost.
  • Clermont CountyClermont County, where the district is located.

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