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Comment on Edmonds School District Prop. 1: Why district is seeking a $361M levy and what happens if it fails by Ron Wambolt
['Nahline Gouin', 'Clinton Wright', 'Michael Molly', 'Patrick Echelbarger', 'George Bennett']
Comments for My Edmonds News
Despite the levy increasing by $86 million from the 2022 levy, tax rates are expected to remain stable until its expiration in 2030.
In 2024, voters in Edmonds School District approved two other levies with a combined total of $714 million for collection through 2028: A $594 million School Construction Bond and a replacement Technology/Capital Levy for $120 million.
On the higher end is Snohomish School District at $4.10 and Everett Public Schools at $3.64.
Districts with a lower rate include Lake Washington School District with $2.43 and Bellevue School District with $1.90.
Property tax exemptions are available for qualifying senior citizens and people with disabilities through the Snohomish County Assessor’s Office.