Lakewood owes the state of NJ $140 million and now are requesting another $69 million loan
The Lakewood Board of Education will host a virtual meeting tonight 7:00 pm to introduce the budget for the school district’s 2021-2022 year.
The total budget is $291,587,611
Tax Levy on local property tax is $109,648,164 plus a request for a $69 million dollar loan from the state
The board approves $750,000 for Legal services
-Watch Live stream Here
-See full agenda Here
Anyone who desires to ask a question must email to boemeeting@lakewoodpiners.org, between 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. the evening of the meeting, and provide their proper name, full address and the question. Comments will also be received at 7:00 p.m. by dialing 732.839.3003 ID 776-382-8466# or by joining the Board of Education Zoom Meeting. The Zoom Meeting Link will be posted on the District’s website by 7:15 p.m. for anyone wanting to make a public comment; your video must be turned on. If you do not have video, you must call the audio
they just got over 100 million dollars, why should taxes be raised??
ReplyDeleteThis money can not be used for regular budget. Only for specific things related to Covid ,mental health fir covid kids and things like that. Reooening expenses fir social distancing . Cant pay teachers salaries or any regular expenses .
DeleteThis 1.9 trillion is mostly a big waste of money. Democrats know how to waste money very well.
The State mandates a 2% increase in taxes so long as we owe them money and can't yet pay them back completely. Really it should be given to us, not loaned, but the State is having its own money problems right now too!
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