§ 16090 County Tax For Withheld School Funds
The county must add a property tax each year to make up for any state school money that gets taken away, and that tax money goes into a special fund for the school district.
A school district is going to lose $200,000 of state funding this year.
When the county board sets its yearly taxes, it adds a property tax that will raise $200,000. The money is collected by the county, put into the county treasury, and then placed in the district's Tax Override Fund to replace the lost state money.
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§ 16090 County Tax For Withheld School Funds
Last verified: January 10, 2026