A proposed $125 million school bond issue will be decided by voters in Millard on May 12
Millard public school board members voted unanimously Tuesday night to put the proposal on the ballot.
District officials say the bond money would allow them to update and maintain district facilities and infrastructure at all 35 schools. That work includes safety and security, major renovations, maintenance and making schools more energy efficient.
The bond would add an estimated one cent to the current levy. This would cost the owner of a $200,000 house about $20 more per year.