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Tax savings likely deferred if Gilbert Public Schools bond, override votes fail 

Arguments against the Gilbert Public Schools’ bond and override questions on this fall’s ballot have largely relied on voting against a tax increase during difficult economic times. 

But if the measures are defeated, residents likely will not see much of a change in their property tax bill, at least for a while.  

That is because the district still is paying off previously voter-authorized bonds and its 15% maintenance and operations override still has another year on it before it begins to sunset. 

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