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Town of Endicott Proposition 1: fire protection and emergency services levy ($13,500, one year)

On the ballot in
Town of Endicott
Vote
Yes or no
Election
Nov 3, 2026

The question, as printed on the ballot

Shall the Town of Endicott levy a one-year excess property tax of $13,500 for collection in 2027 to fund fire protection and emergency services?

A “Yes” vote means

Endicott levies a one-year excess property tax of $13,500 (an estimated $0.44 per $1,000 of assessed value) for fire protection and emergency services, collected in 2027.

A “No” vote means

Endicott does not levy the $13,500 fire protection and emergency services excess property tax in 2027.

Official plain English statement

The Town of Endicott requests voter approval of a one-year excess property tax levy of $13,500 to help fund fire protection and emergency services. Funds may be used for contractual fire protection, emergency response, equipment, training, and other lawful public safety purposes. The estimated levy rate is $.44 per $1,000 of assessed valuation. The final levy rate will be determined by the Whitman County Assessor.

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