Community Corner
Mill Valley’s Measure G An Apparent Winner
The $194 million school bond measure has the backing of nearly two thirds of ballots cast in an unofficial count.
MILL VALLEY, CA — Mill Valley voters overwhelmingly backed a $194 million school bond measure, according to the Marin County elections website.
As of around 11 p.m. Tuesday, Measure G received 2,868 Yes votes (66.1 percent), with 1,468 voters casting their ballots in opposition to the measure.
Measure G requires 55 percent of the vote for approval.
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The measure would levy an additional $26 in property taxes per $100,000 in assessed value.
The funds will be used for classroom upgrades, science labs and learning technology, accessibility improvements and infrastructure repairs and upgrades.
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“We’re thrilled,” Mill Valley School District Superintendent Kimberly Berman told The Marin Independent Journal.
“We are incredibly grateful to every one of our voters. … It’s evident that their support is what makes Mill Valley an incredible school district and community.”
Read more election coverage:
- Real-Time Results: California Primary Election 2022
- Real-Time Results: California Governor Primary Election 2022
For a complete guide to statewide races, see the CalMatters California Election 2022 Voter Guide
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