POLITICSJul 16 · 12:00 UTCLAISTMariana Dale

Deadline looms for school districts to put property tax measures on the ballot

School districts in L.A. County must decide by August 7 whether to propose property tax measures for November ballots to fund school repairs and upgrades. Bellflower Unified School District has already voted to request a $135 million bond for infrastructure improvements, including new athletic facilities and accessibility upgrades.

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Hosler Middle SchoolplaceLynwood Unified School DistrictorganizationBellflower Unified School DistrictorganizationErin Simonperson$80 million bondtopic$135 million bondtopicBellflower High Schoolplace$10 billion statewide bondtopic

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