ENGLEWOOD — An emergency levy looking to benefit Northmont Schools has failed by over 700 votes.
Voters choose to not pass the 7.2 mills levy which would have provided the district with around $5.8 million.
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The increase in tax would have equated to $274 for every $100,000 in property value per year.
“Without this operating levy, the School Board and Administration will be developing a list of necessary cuts to be implemented that will include educational programs, staffing, learning technology, transportation, and more,” the district wrote on its website.
A new operating levy has not been presented to voters since 2016.
We will continue following how this impacts the district and update as new information becomes available.
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