Superintendent warns sharp timber revenue drop could force staff and program cuts; asks voters to consider levy
Newly installed superintendent Dr. Tyler Reed told the council the district faces a $2.7 million drop in timber revenue this year tied to the Habitat Conservation Plan and recommended a local levy increase to avoid layoffs and program cuts.
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Dr. Tyler Reed, superintendent of the local school district, told Wheeler City Council members on March 18 that the district faces an abrupt reduction in timber‑related revenue and may need to cut staff and programs unless voters approve a local levy increase.
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