“The last thing we ever wanted to do was go before the commissioners,” she added. “We have exhausted every possibility we can come up with (to close the shortfall) and looked in every corner.”
The district is facing a projected deficit of $9.2 million, roughly 12 percent of the total estimated project cost of $75.2 million.
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