The number of official changes, as tracked through official construction documents known as change orders, is above 350 for the project that began last year.
None of these groups is a part of the Fulton City School District, yet each one has a stake in the outcome of next month’s budget vote.
An energy savings firm has finished its analysis of the district’s buildings and concludes it can save Fulton taxpayers $3.3 million over 18 years.
Frustrated members of the Hannibal Board of Education could not agree to approve a budget for next school year. The budget failed, 4-3, in front of a standing-room-only audience of students and taxpayers. The board will have to enact a budget next week and it is likely to be the same budget they voted against Wednesday night.
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