"Reform Local Debt Issued Without Voter Approval" includes CO debt on the rise, CO debt issued to get around voters, and CO debt in need of reform. It’s important to stress: these reforms would not substantially impair or prohibit the use of COs.
Local government glut calls for a property tax diet
La Joya ISD Superintendent Gisela Saenz resigned her position in the spring, after she supported a plan that would close two elementary schools and lay off 120 employees—this after LJISD used more than $20 million in public funds to buy an entire water park, including tube slides and a lazy river. The troubled school district—which...