Bonds Pass in Yellowstone County

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By KULR Staff

Story Published: Sep 4, 2008 at 10:16 PM MDT

Story Updated: Sep 4, 2008 at 10:16 PM MDT

YELLOWSTONE COUNTY - Yellowstone County voters passed three bond issues Thursday. Lockwood residents said yes to a $14 million bond that will help fund a new sewer system. The votes were 165 for it and 94 against.

Voters in Laurel passed a $3.6 million bond to build a new football field at their high school. Those votes were 1620 in favor and 1379 against it.

And north of Billings, residents voted for a $3.5 million bond for additions to the independent school near Roundup. Votes were 403 for and 329 against.

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