Join Us for “A Valentine Affair” – CQS Bond Fundraiser – Wed Feb 8 – 6-9pm
at Valentine Distilling Co. 161 Vester St. in Ferndale. 21 & Over.
Drink Specials, Tour the Distillery, Bring your checkbooks for a Silent Auction and 50/50… Show Your Heart for Ferndale Schools!
See this article in today’s Ferndale Patch?
It’s time to get out the vote!
Citizens for Quality schools spoke at last night’s Ferndale City Council meeting, and Ferndale Mayor Dave Coulter spoke in support of the bond.
From the Ferndale Patch:
School bond on Feb. 28 ballot
Mayor Dave Coulter encouraged residents to get informed on the upcoming school bond issue and register to vote if they are not already registered. “I think this is a really reaonsable proposal,” he said. “Whatever you decide, make sure you vote on Feb. 28.” Deadline to register to vote on the February ballot is Monday.
Brad Parks, a parent of two children who attend Ferndale Public Schools, spoke during public comments encouraging residents to vote yes on the bond issue. “Good schools make good neighborhoods,” he said, adding that this also translates into property values. “Goodness knows we could all use better property values.”
Don’t forget to add your support by joining our CQS supporter list. Click here to join!
Use this easy on-line form to pledge your support for the February 28 bond vote!
Just click here!
Come listen to the bands and learn about the February 28 Bond vote!
Making state-of-the-art IT upgrades for our children’s future is just one part of the February 28 bond initiative. Check out this new article about how our Ferndale schools IT Department is doing more for less!
The February 28 Ferndale school bond vote will NOT increase your millage.
Use this Excel spreadsheet to see a conservative and worst case scenario for the value of your home.
You don’t have to be there in person to vote–you can vote by Absentee ballot! In order to VOTE YES by Absentee Ballot for the February 28 Bond proposal, you have to be a registered voter. If you’re not registered yet, it’s easy to do! Click HERE for an absentee ballot form.
Note to college students: You do not have to come back to your home city clerk in order to register. You can locate the nearest SOS branch via their website here.
Remember these dates!
VOTE YES!
In order to VOTE YES for the February 28 Bond proposal, you have to be a registered voter! If you’re not registered yet, it’s easy to do! Click HERE to register for regular voting. Remember–the last day for an unregistered voter to register to vote for the first time is January 27, so do it today!
The Ferndale Public schools bond proposal on the ballot for February 28 will not increase the current millage rate of 7 mils, and it will help keep our property values strong. Don’t remember the current assessed value of your home? Go to this link and type in your address (For example, “123 Main”) and see!
