Voter Registration Deadline Draws Near

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Voter Registration Deadline Draws Near

Voters to Decide $32 Million Bond Election

11 Putnam City Teachers Earn National DistinctionAsthma Still Increasing, CDC Says Binge Drinking Common Among High School Students District Science Teacher Wins Award of Excellence Grant to Improve Science Teaching Hilldale Students Prepare for Colonial Day Is Your Child Ready for Kindergarten? Let’s Hear Some Applause Putnam City North Cheer Squad Wins Nationals AgainStaff Accomplishments State Department Offers Pathway Student Achievements Teacher of the Year Named at 27 Schools Voter Registration Deadline Draws Near Voters to Decide $32 Million Bond Election

Voter Registration Deadline Draws Near

Residents of the Putnam City school district who are not yet registered to vote must have their registrations in the Oklahoma County Election Board offices by Friday, Feb. 9, if they wish to vote in the March 6 bond election.

Voter registration forms may be picked up at any tag agency or at the Oklahoma County Election Board. Questions may be directed to the county election board at 713-1515.

A list of projects included in the bond proposal, answers to frequently asked questions, ballot language and other bond election information can be found on the Putnam City Schools’ website.