Under state law, voters 65+ who have filed for the exemption are exempt from any increase in school taxes on their homestead. Those age 65 and older will not see an increase in their taxes, even if the appraised value of their home increases.

The Everman Independent School District has taken a significant step towards the future of our educational facilities. A bond election has been called, scheduled to take place on May 4th. This election is a crucial moment for our community, and your participation is essential.

Proposition A, a key component of this election, focuses on the enhancement and renovation of four of our campuses. These improvements aim to provide a better learning environment for our students, ensuring they have access to modern and conducive facilities. Additionally, Proposition A includes necessary upgrades to safety and security measures, which are necessary for student and staff safety. 

In conjunction with Proposition A, Proposition B proposes the establishment of an Indoor Multipurpose Facility. This facility will serve as a versatile space for various activities, including UIL competitions, band events, art events, sporting events, community gatherings, and school functions. The Indoor Multipurpose Facility is designed to cater to the diverse needs of our community, offering a central space for a wide range of events and activities.

Early Voting: April 22nd Through April 30th

Election Day: May 4, 2024

Any registered voter whose primary residence is within the boundaries of the Everman ISD is eligible to vote in this election. Voters may vote at any Country-wide Polling Place in Tarrant County. A complete list of such voting centers can be viewed at Elections or call 817-831-8683