§ 18510 Library District Bond Elections
A small town wants a new library for their high school, but they don’t have enough money to build it.
The school board can hold a vote to ask the townspeople if they agree to borrow money (by selling bonds) to buy land, build the library, and fill it with books and furniture. If 50 or more taxpayers ask for this vote, the board must do it.
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§ 18510 Library District Bond Elections
Last verified: January 23, 2026