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Welcome to the 2020 General Fund Levy informational page.
Welcome to the 2020 General Fund Levy informational page.
The Lone Rock School Board of Trustees will hold a General Fund levy election for District operational costs.
This is a mail-in election.
Ballots will mailed out by Ravalli County the week of April 15th, 2020.
They are due back on May 5, 2020.
Click here to see our informational presentation boards or view them on display at Super 1 Foods, Burnt Fork Market and Stevensville Cenex.
Background information:
- The 1999 Middle School construction bond retires June 30, 2020.
- This building bond is 21.52 mills (which generates approximately $103,855 annually)
- A survey was shared with community members in January. The board heard feedback and suggestions from the community and used that to determine the levy priorities.
- The proposed levy will begin immediately after the retirement of this building bond so that it will not raise Lone Rock School taxes.
- A "yes" vote will keep Lone Rock School taxes the same.
- A "no" vote will reduce Lone Rock School taxes by the amount listed below.
The current Middle School Bond (retires June 30, 2020):
- 21.52 mills.
- Current mill value is $4826
- $29.05 annually per $100.000 taxable home value.
- $58.10 annually per $200,000 taxable home value.
- $87.15 annually per $300,000 taxable home value.
The proposed levy (begins July 1, 2020):
- 21.52 mills.
- Current mill value is $4826
- $29.05 annually per $100.000 taxable home value. ($2.42 per month)
- $58.10 annually per $200,000 taxable home value. ($4.84 per month)
- $87.15 annually per $300,000 taxable home value. ($7.26 per month)
What will this levy support?
General Fund operational costs, including deferred facilities maintenance, safety and security updates, updating curriculum materials, educational programming and enrichment, and technology updates/repairs.
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