Numerous voter-approved bonds in jeopardy for violating Missouri public notice law

Numerous voter-approved bonds in jeopardy for violating Missouri public notice law

Mark Grimm, an attorney with Gilmore & Bell, said in a June 3 email to the auditor’s office that eight to 10 of his firm’s clients may need to put voter-approved bonds back on the ballot because they appear to have fallen short of the state law laying out public notice requirements in the run up to an election (Getty Images).Hallsville, a town of about 2,000 people northeast of Columbia, was peppered with homemade purple and gold “Yes on Prop 2”…