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Property tax from override set to go down in Gilbert Public Schools, regardless of vote

Gilbert Public Schools has a 15% maintenance and operations override continuation question on the November ballot.

Independent Newsmedia/Tom Blodgett

If voters in the Gilbert Public Schools district approve a 15% maintenance and operations budget override continuation, their property taxes will go ... down?

Strange as it may seem, running contrary to what would seem to be common sense, it likely is true.

The reasons are two-fold, Gilbert Public Schools Associate Superintendent Bonnie Betz said.

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Property tax from override set to go down in Gilbert Public Schools, regardless of vote

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