Pima Community College seeks first bond in 30 years
The average homeowner would see their property tax increase by around $30 per year. Pima Community College is seeking its first bond in 30 years, with Proposition 430 seeking $250 million to invest in the college. The funds would include investments to upgrade facilities, academic support services, a safer downtown campus, and $40 million for a new first responder training facility. A large portion of the funds would expand the public safety training program. The cost of homeowners $2.59 per month for every $250,000 of assessed value is $31.11 per year for 20 years. The upgrades will include putting all public safety programs under one roof and investing in new equipment.
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TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Pima Community College is seeking its first bond in 30 years, and a large portion of the funds would expand the public safety training program.
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