Harrison voters approve $79.5 million bond to expand schools
The referendum received 900 yes votes and 456 votes against it.
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Nov 17, 2023, 1:17 PM
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Updated 609 days ago
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21ds agoHarrison voters approved a $79.5 million bond to expand schools.
The referendum received 900 yes votes and 456 votes against it.
The approved funding will expand all six schools to accommodate district growth.
Homeowners can expect an average cost of just under $300 per year.
Construction is set to commence in spring 2025.
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