Quincy hospital district puts bond request out to voters
Quincy hospital district voters will be asked to approve or reject a bond request in the Aug. 2 election, the money from which would be used to build a new Quincy Valley Medical Center, replacing the existing facility (pictured).
CHERYL SCHWEIZER/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
QUINCY — Voters in the Quincy hospital district will be asked to accept or reject a bond proposal, up to $55 million, in the Aug. 2 primary. If the proposal is approved, the money would be used to build a new Quincy Valley Medical Center.
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