Selah and Prosser Voters Asked To Approve Bonds Again

If you live in Selah or Prosser look for ballots in the mail for two construction bonds that failed earlier this year. In Selah voters are being asked to approve a 39 million dollar bond to make improvements to Selah High and other schools and replace the junior high. 58 percent of voters supported the measure in February but it failed because a 60 percent supermajority is needed for passage. In Prosser voters are being asked to support a 39 million dollar measure to build a new high school. It was supported by 57 percent of voters in February but failed to reach the 60 percent needed to pass. Ballots are due April 26th.