Pleasantville voters say no to $15 million proposal for school improvements
A $15 million capital project has been rejected by voters in Pleasantville, with over 1,000 votes against and approximately 800 in favor.
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Dec 18, 2024, 11:31 AM
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Updated 6 hr ago
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18h agoA $15 million capital project has been rejected by voters in Pleasantville, with over 1,000 votes against and approximately 800 in favor.
The proposed project aimed to fund various improvements, including:
- Safety and security updates
- Internal equipment replacements
- Outdoor facilities improvements
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