MLSD levy passing
After two failed levies last spring, voters in the Moses Lake School District were approving the most recent Educational Program and Operations Levy Tuesday. Around 5,900 people voted yes and about 4,150 voted no on the measure as of Tuesday. The next ballot count will be Feb. 13.
NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Moses Lake School District’s proposed Educational Programs and Operations levy was leading with yes votes Tuesday night. The proposed levy will now fund academic support, athletics and activities, elementary specialists, maintenance and custodial, materials and supplies, secondary course offerings, technology and safety, security and health.
Yellow signs decorated the lawns of many residents in Moses Lake in support of the proposed Educational Programs and Operations levy. One resident customized their sign to remind people Tuesday was the last day to vote. Around 10,000 people voted on the measure.
MOSES LAKE – The Moses Lake School District Educational Programs and Operations levy were leading with yes votes by 58.77% on Tuesday night when 10,058 of the ballots were counted. The next ballot count will be Feb. 13.
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