Tuckerton Voters Approve Special School Referendum

Posted by Gavin Rozzi on September 28, 2016 127 Comments

The proposal, as approved by voters

TUCKERTON – On Tuesday September 27th, voters approved a school bond referendum in a 206 – 185 vote, according to preliminary results released by the Ocean County Clerk’s Office.

The proposal, now approved after a special election, will allow the school district to renovate the borough’s elementary school, to include increased accomodations for handicapped students, parking, playground and administrative office improvements.

School district officials said that the average impact to Tuckerton taxpayers (with a home assessed at $200,000) would be approximately $68 per year.

The proposal, as approved by voters

The following presentation was prepared by school officials about the project:

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Gavin Rozzi

Gavin Rozzi is the editor of Ocean County Politics and a lifelong Ocean County resident, residing in Lacey Township. He holds a BA in Political Science from Stockton University. Gavin's work centers on the intersection of money and politics in Ocean County, with a focus on public corruption. In 2017 he created New Jersey's first statewide freedom of information portal, OPRAmachine.com. He can be reached via email at editor@politicsoc.com or via phone at (732)-504-3636 ext. 1 or on encrypted phone / text app Signal.