Belton ISD is asking voters to approve a bond measure this November to fund new school facilities. You’ll want to check the fine print, as this will likely impact your property tax bill.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
If this passes, expect your property tax bill to go up to cover the cost of these new school projects.
Local students and teachers get modern classrooms and better facilities to work and learn in.
Homeowners on a tight budget might feel the pinch from the resulting property tax hike.
By David Stone The Belton Journal Belton ISD voters rejected three of four propositions in Tuesday’s $161.8 million bond referendum, including two propos...
Special to the Journal Belton ISD will share information about proposed projects in the 2025 Bond during an upcoming community presentation. ...
By Emma Gill BELTON JOURNAL 15-year-old Lake Belton High School student, Hayden Maroney starts off her singing performance at the 15th ...
By Harvey Jackson Oss The Belton Journal The Belton ISD Board of Trustees held a special meeting the afternoon of Thursday, August 14 to discuss adding a...
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