Be Sure to Register to Vote So You Can Cast Your Ballot in the Bond 2013 Election
The Olathe Board of Education unanimously voted to
move forward with a $244.8 million bond election. Voters will have between May
22 and June 11 to vote on a bond issue to address the district’s growth, safety
and security, technology and aging facility needs. Projects within this
no-tax-increase bond proposal would touch every school in the district.
- If you are already registered to vote
and live within the Olathe School District boundaries, yoshould receive a ballot
in the mail around May 2
- Ballots must be received by the Johnson
County Election Office by noon on June 1
- If you aren't registered to vote, you
may do so by going to www.jocoelection.org
by May 21
Additional information including a project list,
important dates and voter registration information about the bond election can
be found by going to www.olatheschools.com/bond2013.
