– A measure requested by the Duval County School Board that puts a property tax referendum on the August ballot faced a final reading and vote Tuesday night.
The property tax increase would be for one millage rate over four years. The proposal was recommended by Duval County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Diana Greene. “The law is clear. This is up to the district. This will go to the voters if the district decides that and they did back in March. They voted 6-1 to do this,” Mullaney explained.“What is this designed to do? Sixty-five percent of that $80 million has to go to salaries. The superintendent argues that this is an area of great need. There’s a shortage of teachers, that this is a problem,” Mullaney said.
No!
Why not use the money JSO seize annually?
For what?
Even lennycurry believes in the DCPS so much he sends his kids to public schools… 🤔
Fu*k them teachers my jits can be homeschooled
No! No more gd tax increases for any gd reason. Im sick of this
And as a property owner, it's a no brainer to vote no. You clowns have already passed multiple tax increases recently while we also deal with absurd levels of inflation. Live with what you already have. We have to.