Three of four Long Island districts pass school budget revotes
The Three Village School District, which was looking to override the state mandated 2% tax cap, did not get enough votes to be approved.
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Jun 16, 2021, 11:34 AM
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The Three Village School District, which was looking to override the state mandated 2% tax cap, did not get enough votes to be approved.
Bridgehampton, Northport-East Northport and Wantagh all passed their new budget proposals.
Here are the results:
SCHOOL BUDGET REVOTES
Bridgehampton School District
YES – 181
NO – 120
Total 301 VOTES
BUDGET PASSED
YES – 181
NO – 120
Total 301 VOTES
BUDGET PASSED
Wantagh School District
YES: 2,950
NO: 1,213
BUDGET PASSED
YES: 2,950
NO: 1,213
BUDGET PASSED
Three Village School District
YES: 2,027
NO: 3,211
BUDGET FAILED
YES: 2,027
NO: 3,211
BUDGET FAILED
Northport-East Northport School District
YES: 2,657
NO: 1,119
BUDGET PASSED
YES: 2,657
NO: 1,119
BUDGET PASSED
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