- An independent committee is urging Bibb County voters to approve a 1% education sales tax (ESPLOST) on the November ballot.
- The tax would raise $250 million over five years for school capital improvements, including safety upgrades, technology, HVAC, buses, and building renovations.
- The tax is a continuation of an existing sales tax, not a new one, and has been renewed four times since 2000.
- Most of the tax revenue comes from non-residents, and the committee is focused on informing voters about the tax’s benefits.
- Only 6% of voters participated in the last special tax vote, highlighting the need for increased voter awareness.
Source: maconmelody.com
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