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Board approves 2025 tax rate request, enters closed session for superintendent evaluation

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Summary

At its June 16 meeting the Redford Union Schools Board of Education approved the district's 2025 tax rate request 6-0 and voted to enter closed session for the superintendent's evaluation under the Michigan Open Meetings Act.

The Redford Union Schools District No. 1 Board of Education voted June 16 to approve the district's 2025 tax rate request and to enter a closed session for the superintendent's evaluation.

On a roll-call vote the board approved the 2025 tax rate request as recommended by Maria Gistinger, interim chief financial officer. The motion to approve the tax rate request was made by Mr. Bailey and seconded by Mrs. Martin; the roll call vote was recorded as: Mr. Bailey, yes; Mrs. Dean, yes; Mrs. Martin, yes; Ms. Miller, yes; Ms. Dorsowski, yes; Chair, yes. The motion carried 6-0.

Later in the meeting the board voted to go into closed session for the superintendent's evaluation as permitted under Section 8(1)(a) of the Michigan Open Meetings Act. The motion to enter closed session was moved by Ms. Miller and seconded by Mr. Osowski. A roll call vote was taken and recorded as: Mr. Bailey, yes; Mrs. Dean, yes; Mrs. Martin, yes; Ms. Miller, yes; Mr. Osowski, yes; Chair, yes. The motion passed and the board stated it was in closed session as of 7:56 p.m.

The board also adopted the meeting agenda at the start of the session after a motion by Mr. Osowski and a second from Ms. Miller; that procedural motion passed by voice vote.

Minutes of the June 16 meeting record the motions, movers and roll-call tallies above. The tax rate request was presented to the board at the recommendation of Maria Gistinger, interim chief financial officer; the district did not record any amendment or dissent during the roll-call vote on the tax rate request.