Voters in Moses Lake, Wash., will be asked to approve or reject a $130 million construction bond request for Samaritan Healthcare on April 25, the Columbia Basin Herald reported April 11.
If the bond is approved, property owners would pay $1.10 per $1,000 of assessed property value.
Samaritan Healthcare commissioners initially voted to approve the construction of a new hospital in 2018. Hospital CEO Theresa Sullivan said commissioners originally thought they wouldn’t need a bond.
If approved, the bond has a 30-year payback provision.
Presenters: Kyle Snider, MemorialCareMichael Hopkins, Northwestern Memorial HospitalDameka Miller, Trinity HealthGinger Sharp, Legacy HealthKellan Tittle, MBA, People Incorporated Mental Health Services
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