E-SPLOST for EDUCATION
While regular SPLOST programs have been funding capital improvements for county government infrastructure since 1985, changes to state law in 1997 allowed county schools to propose their own capital improvement programs to voters. As a result, Gwinnett voters have approved four E-SPLOST programs (1997, 2001, 2006, and 2011) to help pay for school construction.
Together, these four programs have paid down debt, built and equipped thousands of new classrooms, and bought land for dozens of new schools. The current E-SPLOST is expected to raise about $876 million before it expires in 2017.
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