§ 16327 District Funds Election Requirement
This law says a school district can only receive and spend money that the state sets aside for it if the voters in that district approve the amount in an election; if they don’t approve it within nine months, the money plan is cancelled.
A district is told it will get $3 million for a new school building. The district holds a vote where residents must say yes or no. If the voters approve the amount by the required majority, the district can use the money. If they vote no, or don’t vote yes within nine months, the $3 million never gets paid out.
The election gives the community the power to accept or reject the money. Without that approval, the state’s promise to pay is erased.
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§ 16327 District Funds Election Requirement
Last verified: January 10, 2026