§ 17375 Annexation Protest Hearing

• •If people who own property in an area that might be added to a district don't want it to happen, they can write a complaint.
• •The district's leaders must send these complaints to the county's leaders.
• •The county leaders will then hold a meeting to listen to these complaints.
• •The county leaders must tell people about this meeting in a specific way.

A small town wants to add a new neighborhood to its school district, but some homeowners in that neighborhood don't want to join.

These homeowners can write letters saying they don't want to be part of the school district. The school district's leaders must send these letters to the county leaders. Then, the county leaders will set up a meeting to listen to the homeowners' concerns and must let everyone know about the meeting in a certain way.