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SEQUIM – Ballots go out today (Wednesday) for two levy measures in the Sequim School District.

Proposition 1 will replace the existing Educational, Programs and Operations Levy that expires next year. If approved, it will raise an average of about $7.5 million per year over 4 years to maintain existing programs and operations.

Proposition 2 is a 4-year, $15 million capital levy to support the construction, modernization, and remodeling of school facilities.

That tax rate would be about $1.86 per $1,000 assessed property value.

Ballots are due in an official drop box by February 9th.

Forks area residents are also getting ballots for a school district and hospital district measure in the west end.