The Higley Unified School District will ask voters to approve a $77.2M bond request in the November 8th election. If approved, the money will be used for a new elementary school campus, computer equipment, security cameras and other improvements.
Voters rejected a $95M request last November. A key component of the failed funding proposal was the retirement of two middle school property leases. A poll conducted after the measure failed cited that use as a contributor to its rejection, and that portion has been removed from the current proposal.
If the new measure is approved, homes within the district will not see a property tax increase. (Source)