Hartford Public Schools is seeking $22.6 million in their bond proposal on November 7.
The school plans to use the money on infrastructure improvements, safety, ADA upgrades, and other capital investments. One of the improvements is replacing the decades-old water heater, boiler, and pipes that are critical for students’ health and for the school to operate.
If approved, the bond would not increase the millage paid by property owners.
The state of Michigan considers the life of a school to be 40 years, while Hartford High School is around 60 years.
If interested in more information regarding the upcoming bond proposal, you can find it on the Hartford Public Schools Facebook page.
