posted by Joe Polk at 12:28 PM /
The $73 million preliminary budget the Mt. Lebanon school board will vote on next Monday is not expected to be substantially different from the version the board discussed Monday, which calls for a .62-mill tax hike.
That number is up slightly from last week's budget document, which set millage at .58. However, with some final tweaks to the document, the millage hike should come in somewhere between the two numbers, said Finance Director Jan Klein.
Link: www.post-gazette.com/pg/08101/871834-55.stm
That number is up slightly from last week's budget document, which set millage at .58. However, with some final tweaks to the document, the millage hike should come in somewhere between the two numbers, said Finance Director Jan Klein.
Link: www.post-gazette.com/pg/08101/871834-55.stm
Labels: budget, property taxes, school board, school district
1 Comments:
Support our schools - and our property value - by voicing your opinion tonight that without the schools, there isn't much to keep the property values up.
We moved here last year primarily for the schools. If we don't keep not only the lacross program (in the budget) but also the microscopes, computers, books, etc. in good repair (all items on the chopping block) I fear that over time, the reason we moved here may evaporate.
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