Today’s edition · Wed., Nov. 4
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Denver voters appear to be approving a $44 million property tax increase for schools
If you own a home in Denver, your school tax bill is likely headed up.
The AM Denver team · 1 min read · 3 sources
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Most of the $44 million would go to employee raises
DPS Ballot Issue 4A, $44 million, by where it comes from and where it goes
Comes from
$44 million
Goes to
$44M 4A property tax increase 100%
$25.8M Employee raises 59%$9.3M Charter schools 21%$4.9M Mental health, special ed 11%$4M Career and technical ed 9%
Comes from
- $44M 4A property tax increase 100%
$44 million
Goes to
- $25.8M Employee raises 59%
- $9.3M Charter schools 21%
- $4.9M Mental health, special ed 11%
- $4M Career and technical ed 9%
Sources: Denver Gazette, Denverite, Chalkbeat
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| Amount | Share | |
|---|---|---|
| From: 4A property tax increase | $44 million | 100% |
| To: Employee raises | $25.8 million | 59% |
| To: Charter schools | $9.3 million | 21% |
| To: Mental health, special ed | $4.9 million | 11% |
| To: Career and technical ed | $4 million | 9% |
