The Liberty Hill Independent School District is asking voters to decide Proposition A, a proposed tax rate increase.
If passed, the measure would generate an additional $10.7 million in tax revenue for 2025-26 school year for the fast-growing district in northwestern Williamson County.
School district officials said the money would be used to help pay for the district's day-to-day operations, including teacher and staff salaries, student programming, classroom support and safety measures.
It is not a bond election that would fund buildings, major maintenance and land.
If the measure is rejected by voters, school district officials said they will likely have to cut an additional $3 million from the budget in the spring. They also said they will likely have to take out operational loans to keep schools open.
Nearly 10% of Williamson County voters cast a ballot during early voting.
This is a developing story. The results below will be updated after polls close at 7 p.m.
