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Dane County, Wisconsin

Question 2: Bond referendum for high school and primary school facility improvements

WisconsinDane County › Question 2: Bond referendum for high school and primary school facility improvements

Question 2: Bond referendum for high school and primary school facility improvements is a bond question for School District of Lodi on the November 3, 2026 ballot. The district asks voters to authorize general obligation bonds of up to $13,200,000 to renovate the high school (career and technical education spaces, indoor pool, and athletic pool locker rooms) and to build athletic practice fields and a varsity baseball field at the Primary School. General obligation bonds not to exceed $13,200,000

Bond questionSchool District of Lodi
A yes vote means: The district could issue up to $13,200,000 in general obligation bonds for the described high school renovations and Primary School athletic facility improvements.
A no vote means: The district could not issue the bonds and the described facility improvements would not proceed as funded by this referendum.
Cost, rate or term as stated: General obligation bonds not to exceed $13,200,000
How it reached the ballot: School District of Lodi Board of Education
Official ballot language:
Shall the School District of Lodi, Columbia and Dane Counties, Wisconsin be authorized to issue pursuant to Chapter 67 of the Wisconsin Statutes, general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed $13,200,000 for the public purpose of paying the cost of a school facility improvement project consisting of: renovations at the High School, including to the career and technical educational spaces, indoor pool, and athletic pool locker rooms; construction of athletic practice fields, a varsity baseball field and corresponding site improvements at the Primary School
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Source: Dane County Clerk, "What's on the Ballot (Dane County) - November 3, 2026" (official document).
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