Taxpayers in the Liverpool school district are being called back to vote yes or no for funding for a current capital project.
The district says it needs an extra $17 million.
The project was originally approved in 2022 for $72 million; now the price tag has risen to $99 million.
The district plans to use reserve funds and state aid, ensuring no additional tax impact.
The vote is at the district office on Thursday night from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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