§ 15252 County Bond Tax Levy
Each year the county board must guess how much money will be needed to pay back school bonds that voters approved but haven’t been sold yet, and then set a tax that will cover that amount.
A school district wants to build a new library and asks voters to approve $10 million in bonds, but the bonds haven’t been sold yet.
The district tells the county board it expects to sell the bonds soon. The county board then estimates how much will be needed each year to pay the loan’s principal and interest, and adds enough tax to the county budget to cover those payments.
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§ 15252 County Bond Tax Levy
Last verified: January 10, 2026