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El Paso voters have a major say this November on school tax rates and state-level propositions. It’s time to look at how these ballot measures will actually affect your property taxes and local school funding.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 2 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
Depending on how you vote, you could see a noticeable change in your annual property tax bill.
Local school districts stand to gain the most if these tax measures pass, as they provide the necessary funding for operations and facility improvements.
Property owners might feel the pinch if tax rates go up, as it means less disposable income in their monthly budgets.
The Socorro Independent School District is asking voters to approve a tax rate that could generate more than $49 million a year to fund employee pay raises, restart its elementary fine arts program and improve its heating and cooling systems. The pos...
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- The Socorro Independent School District will be asking voters to approve nearly $50 million in funding from a tax increase in the next election. The SISD Board of Trustees on Monday unanimously approved putting a Voter-Approv...