New York residents are asked to vote on their local school district’s budget and board of education May 19. Here are fast facts about Nyack’s election.
Voting information
Polls are open 7 a.m.-9 p.m.
Polls are at: Depew Manor, Hilltop, Upper Nyack School and Valley Cottage School. Click here to find your polling site by street.
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Board of Education
Trustees Karen Hughes and Dan Kaplan are running for re-election. They are unopposed.
School budget
Proposed, 2015-16: $58,588,000
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Increase over current spending: 1.64 percent
Tax levy increase: 1.65 percent
Click here to learn more about the district’s spending and revenues.
Second proposition on ballot
Establish Capital Reserve Fund 2015
The purpose of the Capital Reserve Fund would be to address infrastructure needs identified in the 5 Year Capital Plan. If authorized by voters, funds set aside could be used in the future to reduce the amount to be borrowed on approved capital projects.
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