Eighteen months after promising voters that passing a nearly $1 billion bond would not raise taxes, Denver Public Schools said it will seek a mill levy override.
If approved by voters, the mill levy override is expected to generate $43 million annually, district spokesperson Bill Good said in an email to The Denver Gazette.
DPS already generates more than 25% of its core funding through voter-approved tax overrides — and it is now asking voters to increase property taxes again…