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North Idaho Rep. Heather Scott's bill to limit repeat bond elections after voters reject them squeaked through the Idaho House on Thursday with a 37-32 vote.
March 2 -
A public facilities bond election that would fund the siting and construction of a Moscow police station at the existing Moscow Recycling Center originally set for this spring has now been scheduled for May 2019.
February 21 -
School districts and other local governments that fail to pass a tax would have to wait a year before asking voters again, under a bill that cleared a state House committee Friday on a party-line vote.
February 20 -
School districts shouldn't be able to keep going back to voters after a bond or levy measure fails at the polls, Rep. Heather Scott told a House committee on Thursday.
February 2 -
Twin Falls County may have an opportunity to bring an event center to the fairgrounds — but voters would have to give it the final OK.
February 1 -
The group plans to sell roughly $1 billion of bonds, with a mix of btax-exempt and taxable debt.
November 30 -
The Moscow City Council directed city staff to begin preparing a major public facilities bond proposal for the May ballot.
November 21 -
Two Pullman bond elections were declared valid Tuesday by just 68 votes, according to county elections officials.
November 15 -
Boise’s urban renewal agency would borrow most of the money needed for the project.
September 26 -
Shoshone voters rejected a $6 million school bond Tuesday.
August 30