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A recent decision was made by the Cy-Fair ISD trustees. They are moving forward with a plan to increase taxes. Details of the plan are not fully available here, but it involves a significant amount of money.
Further information can be found through Houston Public Media. The decision is part of a larger set of proposals that will be voted on in the upcoming election on November 3. There are multiple parts to the proposal, but specifics are limited in this report.
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