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Board and staff urge TTSD voters to flip ballot and cast May vote on bond
Summary
District staff and board members reported on bond outreach and reminded voters to cast ballots; the district mailed informational pieces and is active on social media, while urging turnout for the May election.
District staff and board members reported on the upcoming facilities bond campaign and asked residents to vote. The district’s bond presentation said the Long Range Facilities Planning Committee had identified needs over the past 2.5 years and that the board voted in December to place a bond proposal on the ballot.
Staff said two mailers have gone to registered voters and a final mailer will be mailed May 9. The communications effort includes social media, school and community event outreach, and presentations to staff and the public. Board members and staff encouraged turnout for the May election, noting that the bond vote requires flipping over the ballot to the backside to cast a vote.
Why it matters: the bond would fund facility improvements identified in long‑range planning and is separate from the district’s operating budget and staffing decisions. District and PAC volunteers are actively presenting at community events and the communications team encouraged voters to consult the district website for details.
What happened at the meeting: the board heard the bond update from staff and a student representative thanked staff for participating in campaign materials. Board members emphasized the importance of turnout for a May special election, which historically has lower participation than November general elections.
Ending: staff asked voters to check the district bond web pages and asked board members and the public to continue outreach ahead of the election.
