NOTICE OF CITY/SCHOOL ELECTIONFOR ALL INCORPORATED CITIES AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS

WITHIN LINN COUNTY, IOWA ON NOVEMBER 2, 2021.Public notice is hereby given to all qualified electors in the County of Linn, State ofIowa that the City/School Election will be held on Tuesday, November 2, 2021. Alist of all candidates running for city offices, school board offices and communitycollege director districts in Linn County is published here along with any publicmeasures placed on the ballot.The polls for said election will be open from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. Election Day votersmust vote at the polling place designated for the precinct of their residence. If youare unsure of your polling place for this election, you may find yourpolling place and sample ballot at linncountyelections-ia.gov/lookup/, contact theLinn County Election Services at (319) 892-5300 EXT 1, or by emailelections@linncounty-ia.gov. TTY access, dial 711 + 319-892-5300.Voting equipment will go through public testing began on Monday, October 6,2021 at 9:00 a.m. and will continue until completed. Testing will commence at theLinn County Facility located at 823 3rd Street SW, Cedar Rapids and in the LinnCounty Public Service Center, Basement Level, 935 2nd Street SW.POLLING PLACES LISTED BY PRECINCTAny voter who is physically unable to enter a polling place has the right to vote inthe voter’s vehicle. For further information, please contact the county auditor’soffice at the telephone number or email address listed below.Precinct Polling Place Site AddressCedar Rapids 01 Hiawatha Community Center 101 Emmons St., HiawathaCedar Rapids 02 Northbrook Baptist Church 1700 Boyson Rd. NE, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 03 Noelridge Christian Church 7111 C Ave. NE, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 04 St. Mark’s Lutheran Church 8300 C Ave. NE, MarionCedar Rapids 05 Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church 6621 C Ave NE, CedarRapidsCedar Rapids 06 Peace Christian Church 6600 C Ave. NE, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 07 Christ Episcopal Church 220 40th St NE, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 08 Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church 6621 C Ave NE, CedarRapidsCedar Rapids 09 Northbrook Baptist Church 1700 Boyson Rd. NE, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 10 Lovely Lane United Methodist Church 3000 42nd St NE, CedarRapidsCedar Rapids 11 Community of Christ 1500 Blairs Ferry Rd., HiawathaCedar Rapids 12 Lovely Lane United Methodist Church 3000 42nd St NE, CedarRapidsCedar Rapids 13 Cedar Rapids Water Administration Building 1111 Shaver RdNE, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 14 Buffalo United Methodist Church 1000 30th St NE, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 15 Christ Episcopal Church 220 40th St NE, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 16 Buffalo United Methodist Church 1000 30th St NE, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 17 First Lutheran Church 1000 3rd Ave SE, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 18 Northwest Recreation Center 1340 11th St NW, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 19 Educational Leadership and Support Center 2500 Edgewood Rd.NW, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 20 Educational Leadership and Support Center 2500 Edgewood Rd.NW, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 21 Northwest Recreation Center 1340 11th St NW, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 22 First Lutheran Church 1000 3rd Ave SE, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 23 Linn County Harris Building 1020 6th St SE, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 24 Westminster Presbyterian Church 1285 3rd Ave SE, CedarRapidsCedar Rapids 25 All Saints Catholic Church – Social Hall 720 29th St. SE, CedarRapidsCedar Rapids 26 All Saints Catholic Church – Social Hall 720 29th St. SE, CedarRapidsCedar Rapids 27 Central Church of Christ 1500 1st Ave NW, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 28 St. Jude Catholic Church 50 Edgewood Rd NW, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 29 IBEW Local 405 1211 Wiley Blvd SW, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 30 IBEW Local 405 1211 Wiley Blvd SW, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 31 Cedar Hills Community Church 6455 E Avenue NW, CedarRapidsCedar Rapids 32 Salem United Methodist Church 3715 33rd Ave SW, CedarRapidsCedar Rapids 33 City of Cedar Rapids City Services Center 500 15th Ave SW,Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 34 Linn County Facility 823 3rd St. SW, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 35 National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library 1400 Inspiration PlSW, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 36 Linn County Harris Building 1020 6th St SE, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 37 St. Ludmila Catholic Church 211 21st Ave SW, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 38 Linn County Community Services Building 1240 26th Avenue Ct.SW, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 39 Linn County Community Services Building 1240 26th Avenue Ct.SW, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 40 Salem United Methodist Church 3715 33rd AveSW, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 41 Cedar Rapids Moose Lodge 304/515 1820 West Post Rd. SW,Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 42 Grant Wood Area Education Agency (AEA) 4401 6th Street SW,Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 43 Kirkwood Community College - Rec Center 6301 Kirkwood Blvd.SW, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 44 Kirkwood Community College - Rec Center 6301 Kirkwood Blvd.SW, Cedar RapidsFairfax Fairfax City Hall 300 80th Street Ct., FairfaxHiawatha 01 Hiawatha Public Library 150W. Willman St, HiawathaHiawatha 02 Hiawatha City Community Center 101 Emmons St., HiawathaHiawatha 03 Hiawatha Community Center 101 Emmons St., HiawathaHiawatha 04 King of Kings Lutheran Church 3275 N. Center Point Rd., CedarRapidsMarion 01 Marion City Hall 1225 6th Ave, MarionMarion 02 New Life Community Church 275 29th Ave, MarionMarion 03 Gospel Light Baptist Church 305 2nd Ave, MarionMarion 04 Gospel Light Baptist Church 305 2nd Ave, MarionMarion 05 Marion First United Methodist Church 5050 Rec Dr., MarionMarion 06 St. Paul’s Lutheran Church 915 27th St., MarionMarion 07 St. Paul’s Lutheran Church 915 27th St., MarionMarion 08 Marion Columbus Club 5650 Kacena Ave., MarionMarion 09 Ascension Lutheran Church 2210 Grand Ave., MarionMarion 10 American Legion Post 298 625 31st St, MarionMarion 11 Marion Christian Church 1050 McGowan Blvd., MarionMarion 12 Lowe Park Arts and Environment Center 4500 N. 10th St., MarionMarion 13 Christ Community Church 3000 Alburnett Rd., MarionMarion 14 New Life Community Church 275 29th Ave, MarionMount Vernon North Mount Vernon City Hall 213 1st St. NW, Mount VernonMount Vernon South Saint John the Baptist Catholic Church 212 7th St. SE, MountVernonRobins Robins Community Center 265 S. 2nd St., RobinsBertram Township Antioch Christian Church 433 Cross Rd, MarionBoulder Township Prairieburg City Hall 109 W Main St., PrairieburgBrown Township Springville Memorial Library 264 Broadway St., SpringvilleBuffalo Township Springville Memorial Library 264 Broadway St., SpringvilleClinton Township Cedar Hills Community Church 6455 E Avenue NW, CedarRapidsCollege Township Prairie School District Office 401 76th Ave. SW, Cedar RapidsFairfax Township Fairfax City Hall 313 Vanderbilt St., FairfaxFayette Township Palo City Hall & Community Center 2800 Hollenbeck Rd., PaloFranklin Township Lisbon City Hall 115 N. Washington St., LisbonGrant Township Walker North Pavilion 398 Park St, WalkerJackson Township Coggon Public Library 202 E. Main St, CoggonLinn Township Community Bible Church 940 W. Mt. Vernon Rd., Mount VernonMaine Township Falcon Civic Center 137 4th St. N, Central CityMarion Township Marion Columbus Club 5650 Kacena Ave., MarionMonroe Township 01 King of Kings Lutheran Church 3275 N. Center Point Rd.,Cedar RapidsMonroe Township 02 Palo City Hall & Community Center 2800 Hollenbeck Rd.,PaloOtter Creek Township Alburnett Fire Station 405 Roosevelt St, AlburnettPutnam Township St. John Lutheran Church 1420 Walker St, ElySpring Grove Township North Linn High School 3033 Lynx Dr., Troy MillsWashington Township Center Point Public Library 720 Main St, Center PointTelephone: (319) 892-5300 EXT 1 Email address: elections@linncounty-ia.govFor TTY access, dial 711 + (319) 892-5300.NOTICE OF POLLING PLACE CHANGESPublic notice is given that poll places have changed in multiple Linn Countyprecincts since the last General Election.These precincts and their current poll places are listed below.Precinct Current Polling Place AddressCedar Rapids 03 Noelridge Christian Church 7111 C Ave. NE, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 04 St. Mark’s Lutheran Church 8300 C Ave. NE, MarionCedar Rapids 10 Lovely Lane United Methodist Church 3000 42nd St NE, CedarRapidsCedar Rapids 11 Community of Christ 1500 Blairs Ferry Rd., HiawathaCedar Rapids 12 Lovely Lane United Methodist Church 3000 42nd St NE, CedarRapidsCedar Rapids 21 Northwest Recreation Center 1340 11th St NW, Cedar, CedarRapidsCedar Rapids 25 All Saints Catholic Church 720 29th St. SE, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 27 Central Church of Christ 1500 1st Ave NW, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 29 IBEW Local 405 1211 Wiley Blvd SW, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 36 Linn County Harris Building 1020 6th St SE, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 37 St. Ludmila Catholic Church 211 21st Ave SW, Cedar RapidsCedar Rapids 40 Salem United Methodist Church 3715 33rd Ave SW, CedarRapidsHiawatha 01 Hiawatha Public Library 150W. Willman St, HiawathaHiawatha 02 Hiawatha City Hall - Community Center Room 101 Emmons St.,HiawathaHiawatha 03 Hiawatha City Hall - Community Center Room 101 Emmons St.,HiawathaMarion 05 Marion First United Methodist Church 5050 Rec Dr., MarionMarion 11 Marion Christian Church 1050 McGowan Blvd., MarionMarion 13 Christ Community Church 3000 Alburnett Rd., MarionMount Vernon North Mount Vernon City Hall 213 1st St. NW, Mount VernonBoulder Township Prairieburg City Hall 109 W Main St., PrairieburgCollege Township Prairie School District Office 401 76th Ave. SW, Cedar RapidsGrant Township Walker North Pavilion 398 Park St, WalkerJackson Township Coggon Public Library 202 E. Main St, CoggonLinn Township Community Bible Church 940 W. Mt. Vernon Rd., Mount VernonOtter Creek Township Alburnett Fire Station 405 Roosevelt St, AlburnettSpring Grove Township North Linn High School 3033 Lynx Dr., Troy MillsPROOF OF IDENTIFICATION AT THE POLLSPre-registered voters are required to provide an approved form of identificationat the polling place before receiving and casting a regular ballot. Voters who arenot pre-registered – such as voters registering to vote on Election Day – andvoters changing precincts must also provide proof of residence. A voter who isunable to provide an approved form of identification (or prove residence ifrequired) 1) may have the voter’s identity/residence attested to by anotherregistered voter in the precinct, 2) prove identity and residence using ElectionDay Registration documents, or 3) cast a provisional ballot and provide proof ofidentity/residence at the county auditor’s office by 8 a.m. on Thursday,November 4, 2021.Election Day Registrant attesters must provide an approved form ofidentification. For additional information about providing proof of identity and/orresidence visit: https://sos.iowa.gov/voterid or phone (319) 892-5300 EXT 1.ELECTION DAY REGISTRATIONThe pre-registration deadline for the City/School Election is Monday, October 18,2021 at 5 p.m. After this date, voters wanting to register to vote and vote eitherearly before Election Day or at the polls on Election Day may do so by showingproof of identity and residence that is not more than 45-days old. A valid Iowadriver’s license with current address is the best form of ID. A photo ID isnecessary for proof of identification. The following items are valid as proof ofresidence (document must show the voter’s address and the voter’s name):residential lease, property tax statement, utility bill (cell phone bill included),bank statement, paycheck, government check or other government document.ABSENTEE VOTINGVoters requesting absentee ballots by mail or in-person are required to includetheir ID number on the Absentee Ballot Request form. Requests for mailedabsentee ballots must be received by Monday, October 18, 2021 at 5 p.m.Absentee Voting may be done at 935 2nd St SW, Cedar Rapids from 8 a.m. - 5p.m. on business days.Satellite voting will be available in Lindale Mall near the play area. Lindale Mall islocated at 4444 1st Ave NE, Cedar Rapids. Voting will begin on Wednesday,October 13 and end on Sunday, October 31. Hours are 11 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.Mondays through Saturdays. On Sundays, hours are Noon – 4 p.m.Satellite voting will be available at Wellington Heights Church, located at 1600 4thAve SE, Cedar Rapids on Saturday, October 23 only, from 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Satellite voting will be available at IBEW Local 405, located at 1211 Wiley BlvdSW, Cedar Rapids on Sunday, October 24 only, from 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.CITYCANDIDATESCandidates are listed in the order they will appear on the ballots for voters in therespective cities.AlburnettMayor - Vote for no more than one- Bethany SarazinCouncil Member - Vote for no more than two- T.J. West- Joe TrummBertramMayor - Vote for no more than one- Margy WilsonCouncil Member - Vote for no more than five- Bill Mulholland- Steven E. Carpenter- John R. Klimek- Louise Hall- Chris Price- James UnzeitigCedar RapidsMayor - Vote for no more than one- Brad Hart- Myra Colby Bradwell- Amara Andrews- Tiffany O’DonnellCouncil Member at Large - Vote for no more than one- Tyler OlsonCouncil Member District 1 - Vote for no more than one- Marty HoegerCouncil Member District 3 - Vote for no more than one- Tamara Marcus- Dale ToddCouncil Member District 5 - Vote for no more than one- Ashley VanornyCenter PointMayor - Vote for no more than one- Traer MorganCouncil Member - Vote for no more than three- John Stuelke- Nathan Schnell- Melissa McLaughlin- Mike LeClereCentral CityCouncil Member - Vote for no more than three- Chris Arthur- Michael W. Bohannon- Kevin Kuch- Chad Watkinson- Zach Colby- Dustin MoyerCouncil Member- To FillVacancy - Vote for no more than one- William Buchanan- Collin McNamaraCoggonMayor - Vote for no more than one- No CandidatesCouncil Member - Vote for no more than two- Deborah Lynn Ferguson- Jeff Rath- Jeffrey Lynn HarbaughCouncil Member- To FillVacancy - Vote for no more than one- Andy KundeElyCouncil Member - Vote for no more than two- Brock Holub- Kay Hale- Mark Becicka- Carol Thompson- Lisa Corrin- Dan WhitakerFairfaxMayor - Vote for no more than one- Jo Ann Beer- Bernie FriedenCouncil Member - Vote for no more than three- Tom Nurre- George C. Bohren- Marianne Wainwright- Cindy Anderson- Nicholas VolkHiawathaCouncil Member - Vote for no more than two- Robert Archibald- Jeffrey Cater- Marcia Correll- Steven R. DodsonLisbonCouncil Member - Vote for no more than three- Brian Lee Courtney- Ricky L. Scott- Michael S. Williams- Douglas D. Kamberling- Mike Winders- Nathan Smith- Stacey L. HunterMarionCouncil Member at Large - Vote for no more than one- Randy Strnad- Dale MonroeCouncil Member at LargeTo Fill Vacancy - Vote for no more than one- Grant HarperCouncil Member Ward 2 - Vote for no more than one- Steven Leroy JensenCouncil Member Ward 4 - Vote for no more than one- Sara MentzerMount VernonMayor - Vote for no more than one- Thomas M. WieselerCouncil Member - Vote for no more than two- Stephanie West- Paul Tuerler- Mark AndresenPaloMayor - Vote for no more than one- Eric Van Kerckhove- Douglas HanoverCouncil Member - Vote for no more than three- Pete Hagstrom- Angie Brekke- Delmar Jellison- Mallory SchultePrairieburgCouncil Member - Vote for no more than two- No CandidatesCouncil Member- To FillVacancy - Vote for no more than one- No CandidatesRobinsMayor - Vote for no more than one- Chuck HinzCouncil Member - Vote for no more than two- Dave Franzman- J D Smith- Jamie HenleySpringvilleMayor - Vote for no more than one- Sarah Jo Williams- Lyle J. Andersen- Scott PeachCouncil Member - Vote for no more than two- Richard Drake Jr.- Tony Benton- Jason Hosek- Bre Hinders- Barton Barner- Cindy KilburgCouncil Member- To FillVacancy - Vote for no more than one- Jeff BaychWalfordMayor - Vote for no more than one- Randy BauerCouncil Member - Vote for no more than two- Ahsley Grimm- Lonny D. Goodwin- Todd Gibbs- Amy EllisCouncil Member- To FillVacancy - Vote for no more than one- Aaron VossWalkerMayor - Vote for no more than one- Cole Bamrick- Craig KerkmanCouncil Member - Vote for no more than two- Tina Ricklefs- Jessica Hammerand- Paul NielsenSCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATESCandidates are listed in the order they will appear on the ballots for voters in therespective school districtAlburnett School DistrictDirector at Large - Vote for no more than two- Jeremiah Kruckenberg- Tom L. Flannery- Yon AbelAnamosa School DistrictDirector at Large - Vote for no more than three- Adam Miller- Bruce Miell- Brian Hurt- Carl V. Chalstrom- Dennis HollandDirector at Large- To FillVacancy - Vote for no more than one- Matt McQuillenCedar Rapids School DistrictDirector at Large - Vote for no more than one- Kerri Davenport- Marcy Roundtree- Bridgette WilliamsRobinson- Carrie DaviesDirector District 2 - Vote for no more than one- Barclay Woerner- Nancy J. Humbles- James SampersDirector District 3 - Vote for no more than one- Daniel J. Doyle- Jennifer BorcherdingCenter Point - Urbana School DistrictDirector at Large - Vote for no more than one- Kim Shonka- Kim SimonDirector District 1 - Vote for no more than one- Kristeen Opfer- Gwendolyn Cumberland SchaefferCentral City School DistrictDirector at Large - Vote for no more than three- Amy Oldfather Fecht- Sabrina Klostermann- Brian Jerome- Adam Rundall- Andrea WatkinsonCollege School DistrictDirector at Large - Vote for no more than one- Tobey HarrisonDirector District 2 - Vote for no more than one- Jed Q. PetersonDirector District 5 - Vote for no more than one- Todd R. HahlenLinn-Mar School DistrictDirector at Large - Vote for no more than three- Matt Rollinger- Kara Larson- Cara Lausen- Rachel Wall- Melissa Walker- Geralyn JonesLisbon School DistrictDirector at Large - Vote for no more than two- Robyn Richey- Allan J. Mallie- Mike WindersMarion Independent School DistrictDirector at Large - Vote for no more than three- Bill Huntoon- Diana Zrudsky- Shari I. Funck- Bryan FentressMonticello School DistrictDirector at Large - Vote for no more than three- Mark Rieken- Craig Stastmueller- Mandy NortonMount Vernon School DistrictDirector at Large - Vote for no more than three- Nick Edwards- Ricky Ray Elliott- Lori Merlak- Ian D. Dye- William L. ThomsenNorth Linn School DistrictDirector District 1 - Vote for no more than one- Matt Hoover- Amanda Jo KrogmannDirector District 2 - Vote for no more than one- Jennifer BeneshDirector District 3 - Vote for no more than two- Nicholas Price- Jeffrey BossSolon School DistrictDirector at Large - Vote for no more than three- Michael Neuerburg- Cassie Rochholz- Erika Billerback- Kelly Edmonds- Stacey Munson- Dan Coons- Timothy BrownSpringville School DistrictDirector at Large - Vote for no more than two- Kate O’Brien-May- Leisa BreitfelderKIRKWOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE DIRECTOR DISTRICT CANDIDATESCandidates are listed in the order they will appear on the ballots for voters in therespective community college districts.Kirkwood Community CollegeBoard of Trustees: District 1 - Vote for no more than one- Keith StampBoard of Trustees: District 3 - Vote for no more than one- Peggy Doerge- Kathleen Mac TaggartBoard of Trustees: District 6 - Vote for no more than one- Bruce A. Gardner- Joel G. ThysBoard of Trustees: District 7 - Vote for no more than one- James A. MollenhauerBoard of Trustees: District 9 - Vote for no more than one- Leslie Wright- Jeralyn Gale WestercampBoard of Trustees: District 8- To Fill Vacancy - Vote for no more than one- Steve CavesPUBLIC MEASURESLinn County Public Measure: Gambling Referendum Summary: Gambling gameson an excursion gambling boat or at a gambling structure in Linn County areapproved.Gambling games with no wager or loss limits, on an excursion gambling boat orat a gambling structure in Linn County are approved. If approved by a majority ofthe voters, operation of gambling games with no wager or loss limits maycontinue.If disapproved by a majority of the voters, the operation of gambling games on anexcursion gambling boat or at a gambling structure will end within 60 days of thiselection.Cedar Rapids Metro Bloc Public Measure: Local Option Sales and Services TaxSummary: To authorize imposition of a local sales and services tax in the cities ofCedar Rapids, Fairfax, Hiawatha, Marion and Robins, at the rate of one percent(1%) to be effective from July 1, 2024, until June 30, 2034.A local sales and services tax shall be imposed in the cities of Cedar Rapids,Fairfax, Hiawatha, Marion, and Robins at the rate of one percent (1%) to beeffective from July 1, 2024, until June 30, 2034.Revenues from the sales andservices tax are to be allocated as follows:For the City of Cedar Rapids: Zero percent (0%) for Property Tax Relief; Thespecific purposes for which the revenues shall otherwise be expended are: Onehundred percent (100%) to pay for the costs of the maintenance, repair,construction, and reconstruction of public streets.For the City of Fairfax: Zero percent (0%) for Property Tax Relief; The specificpurposes for which the revenues shall otherwise be expended are: One hundredpercent (100%) of said local option sales and service tax are to be allocated forany lawful purpose of the City of Fairfax.For the City of Hiawatha: Up to ten percent (10%) for Property Tax Relief; Thespecific purposes for which the revenues shall otherwise be expended is/are100% for any lawful purpose including, but not limited to, retirement ofoutstanding obligations, water & sewer system improvements, streetimprovements, public safety, library, and park & recreation improvements.For the City of Marion: Zero percent (0%) for Property Tax Relief; The specificpurposes for which the revenues shall otherwise be expended are: Seventypercent (70%) for street and sewer construction, reconstruction, repair andimprovements; thirty percent (30%) for community projects consisting of anygeneral or essential corporate purpose.For the City of Robins: Zero percent (0%) for Property Tax Relief; The specificpurposes for which the revenues shall otherwise be expended are street, water,and sewer construction, reconstruction, or repair, economic development, andother community improvement projects.City of Walford Public Measure: Local Option Sales and Services Tax Summary:To authorize imposition of a local sales and services tax in the city of Walford,county of Linn, at the rate of one percent (1%) to be effective on July 1, 2024.A local sales and services tax shall be imposed in the city of Walford, county ofLinn, at the rate of one percent (1%) to be effective on July 1, 2024.Revenues from the sales and service tax are to be allocated as follows:For the City of Walford: Zero percent (0%) for Property Tax Relief; The specificpurposes for which the revenues shall otherwise be expended are: One hundredpercent (100%) of said local option sales and service tax are to be allocated forany lawful purpose.Unincorporated Linn County Public Measure: Local Option Sales and ServicesTax Summary: To authorize imposition of a local sales and services tax in theunincorporated areas of the county of Linn, at the rate of one percent (1%) to beeffective on July 1, 2024.A local sales and services tax shall be imposed in the unincorporated areas of thecounty of Linn at the rate of one percent (1%) to be effective on July 1, 2024.Revenues from the sales and services tax are to be allocated as follows:For theUnincorporated Areas of Linn County:The specific purposes for which therevenues shall be expended are: Fifty percent (50%) for the Linn CountySecondary Roads system, including but not limited to construction, maintenanceand operation of Linn County secondary roads, farm to market roads, andbridges.Twenty-five percent (25%) for property tax relief exclusively on property locatedin the rural unincorporated areas of Linn County, Iowa.Twenty-five percent (25%) for Linn County conservation projects and programs,including but not limited to those administered by the Linn County ConservationBoard.City of Bertram Public Measure: Change Length of Mayor and City CouncilTerms Shall the term of the elected office of Mayor and City Council of the City ofBertram, County of Linn, State of Iowa, be changed from two (2) year to four (4)year terms as set forth in § 376.2 of the Code of Iowa?City of Marion Public Measure: Change the Number of Library Trustees Shall thenumber of trustees be increased for the Marion Library Board by amendingSection 21.02 of the Marion Code of Ordinances to read as follows:The Mayor, with the approval of the Council, shall appoint eleven (11) persons toconstitute a Board of Library Trustees.The Mayor shall appoint bona fide citizens and residents of the City over the ageof twenty-one (21).City of Marion Public Measure: Change Library Trustee’s Term Length Section21.03 (1) of the Marion Code of Ordinances to read as follows:1. Term of Office. All appointments shall be for four (4) years, from July 1following appointment, except appointments to fill vacancies. Each year Councilshall appoint 4 or 3 Board members as needed to fill vacancies. No person shallhold appointment as a member of the Library Board for more than two (2) fullconsecutive terms, except that when the initial appointment was to fill a vacancythere may be appointment for two (2) full consecutive terms thereafter.Any person may be appointed to the Library Board again after an interval of two(2) years, subject to the above limit of two (2) full consecutive terms. Boardmembers appointed and serving at the time of the approval of this measure mayfulfill the original term that they were appointed for.Anamosa Community School District Public Measure: Revenue PurposeStatement Summary: To adopt a Revenue Purpose Statement specifying the useof revenues the Anamosa Community School District will receive from the Stateof Iowa Secure an Advanced Vision for Education Fund.In the Anamosa Community School District, the following Revenue PurposeStatement which specifies the use of revenues the Anamosa Community SchoolDistrict will receive from the State of Iowa Secure an Advanced Vision forEducation Fund shall be adopted.To provide funds to acquire or install information technology infrastructure(including improving buildings or sites for the purpose of accessing broadbanddigital telecommunications) and school safety and security infrastructure.To provide funds to build and furnish a new school building or buildings; to buildand furnish addition(s) to school buildings in the District; to remodel, reconstruct,repair, expand, and improve the school buildings in the District; to purchase andimprove grounds; for demolition work; to furnish and equip district facilities.To provide funds for the purchase, lease or lease-purchase of buildings,equipment (including transportation and recreation equipment), or technologyand to repair transportation equipment for transporting students as authorized bylaw, to implement energy conservation measures, sharing or rental of facilitiesincluding a joint infrastructure project forthe purposes of offering classes underdistrict-to-community college programs as authorized in Iowa Code Section423F.3(3)(c), procuring or acquisition of libraries, or opening roads toschoolhouses or buildings.To provide funds to purchase land as part of start-up costs for new studentconstruction program or if the sale of the previous student construction wasinsufficient to purchase land, and to purchase construction materials and suppliesfor a student-constructed building or shed intended to be retained by and used bythe District.To provide funds to make payments to a municipality or other entity as requiredunder Iowa Code Section 403 .19(2).To provide funds for demolition, cleanup, and other costs if such costs arenecessitated by, and incurred within two years of, a disaster.To provide funds to establish and maintain public recreation places andplaygrounds; provide for supervision and instruction for recreational activities; orfor community education purposes.To provide funds for the payment of principal and interest or retirement ofgeneral obligation bonds issued for school infrastructure purposes, energyimprovement loans, loan agreements authorized by Iowa Code Section 297.36,sales, service and use tax revenue bonds issued under Iowa Code Section 423E.5or Iowa Code Section 423F.4.To provide funds for property tax relief; and To provide funds for otherauthorized expenditures and purposes as now or hereafter permitted by law anddesignated by the Anamosa Community School District.It being understood that if this proposition should fail to be approved by thevoters, such failure shall not be construed to terminate or restrict authoritypreviously granted by the voters to expend receipts from the Secure anAdvanced Vision for Education Fund.If approved, this Revenue Purpose Statement shall remain in effect until replacedor amended by the Anamosa Community School District.If a majority of eligible electors voting on the question fail to approve this RevenuePurpose Statement, then upon expiration of the current Revenue PurposeStatement, revenues received by the School District from the Secure anAdvanced Vision for Education fund shall be expended in the following order:The payment of bonds for which SAVE Revenue has been pledged; Reduction ofbond levies under Iowa Code Sections 298.18 and 298.18A and all other debt levies;Reduction of the regular and voter-approved physical plant and equipment levyunder Iowa Code Section 298.2; Reduction of the public educational andrecreational levy under Iowa Code Section 300.2; For any authorizedinfrastructure purpose of the school district as defined in Iowa Code Section423F.3(6); and For the payment of principal and interest on bonds issued underIowa Code Sections 423E.5 and 423F.4.Central City Community School District Public Measure: Revenue PurposeStatement Summary: To adopt a revenue purpose statement to authorize theexpenditure of revenue from the State of Iowa Secure an Advanced Vision forEducation Fund received by the Central City Community School District.Revenue Purpose Statement:Revenue received by the Central City Community School District from the Stateof Iowa Secure an Advanced Vision for Education Fund may be spent for any oneor more of the following purposes:To provide funds for property tax relief.To provide funds to acquire or installinformation technology infrastructure (including improving buildings or sites forthe purpose of accessing broadband digital telecommunications) and schoolsafety and security infrastructure.To provide funds to build and furnish a new school building or buildings; to buildand furnish addition(s) to school buildings in the District; to remodel, reconstruct,repair, expand, and improve the school buildings in the District; to purchase andimprove grounds; for demolition work; and to furnish and equip District facilities.To provide funds for the purchase, lease or lease-purchase of buildings,equipment (including transportation and recreation equipment) or technologyand to repair transportation equipment for transporting students as authorized bylaw, to implement energy conservation measures, sharing or rental of facilitiesincluding a joint infrastructure project for the purposes of offering classes under aDistrict-to-community college as authorized in Iowa Code section 423F.3(3)(c),procuring or acquisition of libraries or opening roads to schoolhouses orbuildings.To provide funds to purchase land as part of start-up costs for new studentconstruction program or if the sale of the previous student construction wasinsufficient to purchase land, and to purchase construction materials and suppliesfor a student-constructed building or shed intended to be retained by and used bythe District.To provide funds to make payments to a municipality or other entity as requiredunder Iowa Code section 403.19(2).To provide funds for demolition, cleanup, and other costs if such costs arenecessitated by, and incurred within two years of, a disaster.To provide funds to establish and maintain public recreation places andplaygrounds; provide for supervision and instruction for recreational activities orfor community education purposes.To provide funds for the payment of principal and interest or retirement ofgeneral obligation bonds issued for school infrastructure purposes, energyimprovement loans, loan agreements authorized by Iowa Code section 297.36,sales, service, and use tax revenue bonds issued under Iowa Code section 423E.5or Iowa Code section 423F.4; and To provide funds for other authorizedexpenditures and purposes as now or hereafter permitted by law and designatedby the Central City Community School District.It being understood that if this proposition should fail to be approved by thevoters, such failure shall not be construed to terminate or restrict authoritypreviously granted by the voters to expend receipts from the Secure anAdvanced Vision for Education Fund.If adopted, this revenue purpose statement shall remain in effect until replaced oramended by the Central City Community School District.Lisbon Community School District Public Meas ure: Revenue Purpose StatementSummary: To adopt a Revenue Purpose Statement specifying the use of revenuesthe Lisbon Community School District will receive from the State of Iowa Securean Advanced Vision for Education Fund.In the Lisbon Community School District, the following Revenue PurposeStatement which specifies the use of revenues the Lisbon Community SchoolDistrict will receive from the State of Iowa Secure an Advanced Vision forEducation Fund shall be adopted.To provide funds to acquire or install information technology infrastructure(including improving buildings or sites for the purpose of accessing broadbanddigital telecommunications) and school safety and security infrastructure.To provide funds to build and furnish a new school building or buildings; to buildand furnish addition(s) to school buildings in the District; to remodel, reconstruct,repair, expand, and improve the school buildings in the District; to purchase andimprove grounds; for demolition work; to furnish and equip district facilities.To provide funds for the purchase, lease or lease-purchase of buildings,equipment (including transportation and recreation equipment), or technologyand to repair transportation equipment for transporting students as authorized bylaw, to implement energy conservation measures, sharing or rental of facilitiesincluding a joint infrastructure project for the purposes of offering classes underdistrict-to-community college programs as authorized in Iowa Code Section423F.3(3)(c), procuring or acquisition of libraries, or opening roads toschoolhouses or buildings.To provide funds to purchase land as part of start-upcosts for new student construction program or if the sale of the previous studentconstruction was insufficient to purchase land, and to purchase constructionmaterials and supplies for a student-constructed building or shed intended to beretained by and used by the District.To provide funds to make payments to a municipality or other entity as requiredunder Iowa Code Section 403.19(2).To provide funds for demolition, cleanup, and other costs if such costs arenecessitated by, and incurred within two years of, a disaster.To provide funds to establish and maintain public recreation places andplaygrounds; provide for supervision and instruction for recreational activities; orfor community education purposes.To provide funds for the payment of principal and interest or retirement ofgeneral obligation bonds issued for school infrastructure purposes, energyimprovement loans, loan agreements authorized by Iowa Code Section 297.36,sales, service and use tax revenue bonds issued under Iowa Code Section 423E.5or Iowa Code Section 423F.4.To provide funds for property tax relief; and To provide funds for otherauthorized expenditures and purposes as now or hereafter permitted by law anddesignated by the Lisbon Community School District.It being understood that if this proposition should fail to be approved by thevoters, such failure shall not be construed to terminate or restrict authoritypreviously granted by the voters to expend receipts from the Secure anAdvanced Vision for Education Fund.If approved, this Revenue Purpose Statement shall remain in effect until replacedor amended by the Lisbon Community School District.Monticello Community School District Public Measure: Revenue PurposeStatement Summary: To adopt a revenue purpose statement to authorize theexpenditure of revenue from the State of Iowa Securean Advanced Vision for Education Fund received by the Monticello CommunitySchool District.Revenue Purpose Statement:Revenue received by the Monticello Community School District from the State ofIowa Secure an Advanced Vision for Education Fund may be spent for any one ormore of the following purposes: To provide funds for property tax relief.To provide funds to acquire or install information technology infrastructure(including improving buildings or sites for the purpose of accessing broadbanddigital telecommunications) and school safety and security infrastructure.To provide funds to build and furnish a new school building or buildings; to buildand furnish addition(s) to school buildings in the District; to remodel, reconstruct,repair, expand, and improve the school buildings in the District; to purchase andimprove grounds; for demolition work; and to furnish and equip District facilities.To provide funds for the purchase, lease or lease-purchase of buildings,equipment (including transportation and recreation equipment) or technologyand to repair transportation equipment for transporting students as authorized bylaw, to implement energy conservation measures, sharing or rental of facilitiesincluding a joint infrastructure project for the purposes of offering classes under aDistrict-to-community college as authorized in Iowa Code section 423F.3(3)(c),procuring or acquisition of libraries or opening roads to schoolhouses orbuildings.To provide funds to purchase land as part of start-up costs for new studentconstruction program or if the sale of the previous student construction wasinsufficient to purchase land, and to purchase construction materials and suppliesfor a student-constructed building or shed intended to be retained by and used bythe District.To provide funds to make payments to a municipality or other entity as requiredunder Iowa Code section 403.19(2).To provide funds for demolition, cleanup, and other costs if such costs arenecessitated by, and incurred within two years of, a disaster.To provide funds toestablish and maintain public recreation places and playgrounds; provide forsupervision and instruction for recreational activities or for community educationpurposes.To provide funds for the payment of principal and interest or retirement ofgeneral obligation bonds issued for school infrastructure purposes, energyimprovement loans, loan agreements authorized by Iowa Code section 297.36,sales, service, and use tax revenue bonds issued under Iowa Code section 423E.5or Iowa Code section 423F.4; and To provide funds for other authorizedexpenditures and purposes as now or hereafter permitted by law and designatedby the Monticello Community School District.It being understood that if this proposition should fail to be approved by thevoters, such failure shall not be construed to terminate or restrict authoritypreviously granted by the voters to expend receipts from the Secure anAdvanced Vision for Education Fund.If adopted, this revenue purpose statement shall remain in effect until replaced oramended by the Monticello Community School District.If a majority of eligible electors voting on the question fail to approve the proposedrevenue purpose statement, then after the expiration of the existing revenuepurpose statement, SAVE Revenue received by the Monticello CommunitySchool District shall first be expended for the following purposes, in the followingorder: Payment of obligations for which SAVE Revenue has been pledged to thepayment thereof.Reduction of bond levies under Iowa Code sections 298.18 and 298.18A and allother debt levies.Reduction of the regular and voter-approved physical plant and equipment levyunder Iowa Code Section 298.2.Reduction of the public educational and recreational levy under Iowa CodeSection 300.2.For any authorized infrastructure purpose of the school district as defined inIowa Code Section 423F.3(6).For the payment of principal and interest on bonds issued under Iowa CodeSections 423E.5 and 423F.4.Springville Community School District Public Measure: Revenue PurposeStatement Summary: To adopt a Revenue Purpose Statement specifying the useof revenues the Springville Community School District will receive from the Stateof Iowa Secure an Advanced Vision for Education Fund.In the Springville Community School District, the following Revenue PurposeStatement which specifies the use of revenues the Springville Community SchoolDistrict will receive from the State of Iowa Secure an Advanced Vision forEducation Fund shall be adopted.To provide funds to acquire or install information technology infrastructure(including improving buildings or sites for the purpose of accessing broadbanddigital telecommunications) and school safety and security infrastructure.To provide funds to build and furnish a new school building or buildings; to buildand furnish addition(s) to school buildings in the District; to remodel, reconstruct,repair, expand, and improve the school buildings in the District; to purchase andimprove grounds; for demolition work; to furnish and equip district facilities.Toprovide funds for the purchase, lease or lease-purchase of buildings, equipment(including transportation and recreation equipment), or technology and to repairtransportation equipment for transporting students as authorized by law, toimplement energy conservation measures, sharing or rental of facilities includinga joint infrastructure project for the purposes of offering classes under district-to-community college programs as authorized in Iowa Code Section 423F.3(3)(c),procuring or acquisition of libraries, or opening roads to schoolhouses orbuildings.To provide funds to purchase land as part of start-up costs for new studentconstruction program or if the sale of the previous student construction wasinsufficient to purchase land, and to purchase construction materials and suppliesfor a student-constructed building or shed intended to be retained by and used bythe District.To provide funds to make payments to a municipality or other entityas required under Iowa Code Section 403.19(2).To provide funds for demolition, cleanup, and other costs if such costs arenecessitated by, and incurred within two years of, a disaster.To provide funds to establish and maintain public recreation places andplaygrounds; provide for supervision and instruction for recreational activities; orfor community education purposes.To provide funds for the payment of principal and interest or retirement ofgeneral obligation bonds issued for school infrastructure purposes, energyimprovement loans, loan agreements authorized by Iowa Code Section 297.36,sales, service and use tax revenue bonds issued under Iowa Code Section 423E.5or Iowa Code Section 423F.4.To provide funds for property tax relief; and To provide funds for otherauthorized expenditures and purposes as now or hereafter permitted by law anddesignated by the Springville Community School District.It being understood that if this proposition should fail to be approved by thevoters, such failure shall not be construed to terminate or restrict authoritypreviously granted by the voters to expend receipts from the Secure anAdvanced Vision for Education Fund.If approved, this Revenue Purpose Statement shall remain in effect until replacedor amended by the Springville Community School District.This notice is given pursuant to Section 49.53, Code of Iowa and by order of theLinn County Commissioner of Elections.For additional information on how to participate in the upcoming election, pleasecontact Linn County Election Services at telephone number 319-892-5300 EXT 1or email elections@linncounty-ia.gov.