Gervais Bond Measure

This May, Gervais School District will ask the community to consider a bond measure to renew and expand our aging facilities.

If this is something you would like to help with (campaigning, public relations, etc.), please send an email to Bond.Gervaisbond@gmail.com.

 

Learn How the Funds will be Used if the bond passes
Conozca Cómo se Utilizarán los Fondos si se aprueba el bono

 

Learn about the Additional Projects
Conoce los Proyectos Adicionales

 

Learn about our Pre-Bond Planning process
Conozca nuestro proceso de Planificación Previa a la Emisión de Bonos

 

What are other districts paying?
¿Qué están pagando otros distritos?

This document breaks down what taxpayers pay first as a fixed rate (this is the money that is sent to the state), then monies which remain within a district (local option and bond) and creates a final total amount. For example, taxpayers in the Woodburn School District pay $4.52 per $1,000 to the state of Oregon and $2.47 per $1,000 which stays in the district to pay for their facilities for a total of $6.99 per $1,000.

 

Calculate How Much the Bond will Affect Your Taxes

Calcule cuánto afectará el bono a sus impuestos

Follow this link to look up your assessed value and view video #4 below to find your ASSESSED tax value.
Siga este enlace para buscar su valor tasado y vea el video #4 a continuación para encontrar su valor fiscal ASSESSED.

 

View our latest Bond films…

• Intro Video

• Video 1 of 7:  When is the Election and How Do I Register to Vote?

• Video 2 of 7:  How did the District Decide on the Projects and What are They?

• Video 3 of 7:  What Grants has the District Received to Help Lower the Bond Cost?

• Video 4 of 7:  Why does it Already Say on my Tax Bill that I Pay to “Gervais”?  What is that Money Used for?

• Video 5 of 7:  How do Other Districts Pay for Facility Improvement Projects?

• Video 6 of 7:  Market Value vs. Assessed Value

• Video 7 of 7:  How Much Will The Bond Raise My Taxes?

• Video Presentation to High School Students

• Video of Community Bond Meeting 4-12-22

CORRECTION:  During the April 12 Community Bond Meeting, Supt. Stevens misspoke when a patron asked about the length of this bond. This bond, as proposed in the Marion County Voters’ Pamphlet is for 25 years and it has been 30 years since the last bond was passed in the district. We apologize for the misstatement and any confusion it may have caused.