Voters approve $33M capital improvement project for Geneva schools

GENEVA, N.Y. — Voters have approved a $33 million capital improvement project for the Geneva City School District.

Thursday’s vote was 423 in favor and 94 against. The district says it plans to use the money to strengthen building security and make upgrades to accommodate electric bus-charging stations.

District officials say there will be no increase in taxes. State building aid reimbursements and $7.9 million from the district’s Capital Reserve Fund will help to fund the projects. You can learn more about the project here.

Last December, several other school districts in the region had their capital improvement projects pass after holding votes.