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Gadsden ISD board approves resolution to place general‑obligation school bond question on ballot
Summary
The board voted to approve a resolution to place a general obligation school bond question on an upcoming election ballot to fund facility renovations, classroom upgrades, safety and infrastructure improvements aligned with the district’s facilities master plan.
The Gadsden Independent School District board approved a resolution to place a general-obligation school bond question on an upcoming election ballot.
Superintendent Dempsey presented the resolution and described it as the formal step required to initiate the bond process and place the question before voters. The superintendent said the proceeds, if voters approve, would finance facility renovations, classroom upgrades, safety and security enhancements and other infrastructure projects aligned to the district’s long-range facility master plan.
Dempsey recommended the board approve the resolution to allow staff to submit the item to election authorities for placement on the ballot; the board approved the motion by voice vote with no roll-call recorded on the transcript.
The resolution itself and the ballot language were not read aloud in full during the meeting; the board approved moving forward with the bond question and directed staff to proceed with election-authority filings.
