Voters to weigh Wahluke capital levy
Saddle Mountain Elementary students enjoy a pizza party. Improvements to the building’s alarm systems are part of a capital projects levy request on the Feb. 11 ballot.
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Wahluke Junior High students work on projects at the science fair earlier this month. Upgrades to the WJHS fire and security alarms are included in a levy request on the ballot in February.
MATTAWA — Wahluke School District voters will decide the fate of a three-year capital projects levy request in a special election Feb. 11. If the levy is approved, it would raise $2.58 million over the three years. The levy will allow the district to be more proactive, says Superintendent Andy Harlow.
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