Referendum election day: November 3, 2026 — Polls open 7am–8pm
The Facts

What's actually on the ballot.

No spin — just the plan, the price, and the plain-language question Brillion voters will see on November 3, 2026.

Ballot question language (draft): [Insert the official referendum question exactly as it will appear on the ballot, once certified by the district and municipal clerk.]

What it funds

[Placeholder: 2–3 paragraphs describing the scope of work — building repairs, safety upgrades, additions, HVAC/roofing, technology, etc. Pull this directly from the district's facilities study or board presentation once available.]

Project AreaEstimated Cost
[Safety & security upgrades]$[XX,XXX,XXX]
[Building & site improvements]$[XX,XXX,XXX]
[HVAC / mechanical systems]$[XX,XXX,XXX]
[Technology infrastructure]$[XX,XXX,XXX]
Total Referendum Amount$[XX,XXX,XXX]

What happens if it fails

[Placeholder: describe the district's contingency plan if the referendum does not pass — deferred maintenance, program cuts, staffing impact, or a future referendum attempt. Keep this factual and sourced to the district.]

Why now

[Placeholder: describe the timing rationale — e.g. aging infrastructure reaching end of life, current interest rates, enrollment trends, or a state deadline.]

Estimate Your Impact

What would this cost my household?

Slide to your home's estimated assessed value for a rough sense of the annual impact. This is a planning estimate only — the district's official tax impact worksheet will be published before the election.

$200,000
$0
estimated additional property tax per year
$0 / mo

*Uses a placeholder rate of $1.15 per $1,000 of assessed value. This will be replaced with the district's official mill-rate impact once finalized — see FAQ for how that figure is calculated.

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