Voters will decide whether to approve funding of Pullman (Wash.) Regional Hospital's $29 million general obligation bonds for various hospital projects, according to a Lewiston Tribune report.
The issue will be on the April 23 ballot.
The bonds would allow the hospital to acquire and implement a communitywide EHR, build a community health facility, buy new medical technology and make other hospital upgrades, according to the Tribune.
Residents would help fund the bonds via a property tax assessment.
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