Randolph bond issue on November ballot

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On Nov. 5, voters in the Randolph school district will decide whether to approve a school bond not to exceed $9,750,000.

District officials are inviting residents to attend a community meeting to learn more about the proposed projects Oct. 3 at Randolph Elementary and Oct. 9 at Randolph High School, both at 7:30 p.m.

The bond projects include: elementary school Improvements, safety and security at the elementary: a modern CTE building to replace the aging ag building, and air conditioning for the main gym and roof repairs at the high school.



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1. Randolph bond issue on November ballot

The Randolph bond issue on the November ballot refers to a proposal that will be put to voters in Randolph (likely referring to a specific county or municipality). Bond issues typically involve issuing bonds to raise funds for public projects or services, such as infrastructure improvements, schools, or public facilities.

The specifics of the bond issue, including the amount of money to be raised, the purpose of the funds, and the impact on taxpayers, would be detailed in local election materials and announcements. To get the most accurate and up-to-date information, you can check with local government sources, the county or municipal elections office, or official election websites for Randolph. These sources will provide details on the bond issue, including what it funds, how it affects local taxpayers, and any relevant arguments for or against the proposal.