Another bond vote for South Coffeyville Schools is coming up today.

 

Superintendent Daryl Pruter says this $1.4 million bond will address some much-needed repairs that will only get worse and more expensive with time.

 

Pruter says if the bond passes, the district would like to build a storm shelter that would not only keep students safe but would also be available to the community after school hours.

 

If the bond passes, the average homeowner with a market-value property worth $68,000 would see a projected monthly increase of $6.29 over the 10-year bond. Pruter says there is a very small difference in the cost between the last bond attempt and this one.

  

Polls will open a week from today from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at South Coffeyville City Hall.