Fort Dodge voters approve bond extension for FDSH improvements
Voters have officially extended a borrowing authority so that the Fort Dodge Community School District will be able to invest $42 million into Fort Dodge Senior High School.
With all 19 precincts reporting, there are 3,528 yes votes, or 74.7 percent. The no votes were at 1,196 (25.3 percent).
60 percent was required to pass.
Complete coverage will be in Wednesday’s Messenger.
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