Arizona HB2672 revises school district budgeting rules, allowing certain small school districts to exceed budget limits and levy property taxes.
Arizona HB2672 amends school district budgeting provisions, allowing small school districts to exceed budget limits and levy property taxes without voter approval. The bill specifies that certain school districts can adopt budgets exceeding the general budget limit, exempt from the revenue control limit, and funded by a levy on secondary property taxes. It also outlines the conditions under which school districts can revise their budgets to include costs for additional pupils and the procedures for budget override elections.
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