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School tax and bond measures
3 matching alerts from local school board reporting.
Oct 26 – Nov 8, 2026Grouped by event date
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Colorado Springs School District 11
District 11 bond appears to have passed on Nov. 3
At the Nov. 4 meeting, board members and speakers talked about the bond as having passed the day before. One speaker put the margin at about 2.6 percentage points. Official county results were not in the collected records.
Summit School District No. Re 1
Voters approve $5.9 million a year mill levy override (4A)
The district reports that voters approved Ballot Issue 4A in November 2026. It raises property taxes to bring in about $5.9 million a year starting in tax year 2027.
Garfield School District No. Re-2
Voters decide a $118 million bond and a $4.7 million-a-year tax override on Nov. 3
The school board put two questions on the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot. Question 4A is a mill levy override of $4.7 million per year to keep class sizes and raise pay for all teachers and staff. Question 4B is a $118 million bond for six projects: Rifle High School safety and access, Rifle High School renovations, an early learning center, a Coal Ridge High School addition, affordable rental housing for staff, and technology. The district says both together would add about $38 per year for each $100,000 of home value, and that the bond does not add a new tax rate.