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Board formally calls special election for May 3 to renew school tax; bond counsel explains process

January 11, 2025 | Livingston Parish, School Boards, Louisiana


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Board formally calls special election for May 3 to renew school tax; bond counsel explains process
The Livingston Parish School Board adopted a resolution formally ordering and calling a special election for May 3 to authorize the renewal of a special tax for school purposes.

Hardy Andrews of Foley & Judell, serving as bond counsel, told the board the call resolution had been announced at the previous meeting and that this formal action allows the district to proceed with required filings, notices and an application to the State Bond Commission and the Secretary of State so the question will appear on the May 3 ballot.

Andrews described the measure as a straight renewal of the tax that previously ran through 2025; the resolution begins the year-and-a-half lead time the Secretary of State recommends to ensure proper placement on the ballot. The board approved the resolution by motion and voice vote and directed staff to complete the necessary filings.

The board did not detail the exact millage rate or ballot language during the public discussion; bond counsel said staff will complete required notices and filings with the appropriate state offices.

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