Fairfax County, Va., puts $365 million bond request on ballot

Sept. 23, 2007
Money would pay for numerous facility improvements.

The Fairfax County (Va.) district is asking voters on Nov. 6 to approve a $365.2 million bond proposal. The district says the bonds would provide construction funds for two new elementary schools, an addition to one elementary school, renovations to six elementary schools, planning funds for renovations to two elementary schools and two high schools, and modular additions to four elementary schools.

To read the district's news release, click here.

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