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Medina Valley trustees hear financial briefing; staff flags HB19 and voucher proposals as risks to growth districts
Summary
District finance staff reported March financials showing general fund spending on track, highlighted transportation overspending, and briefed trustees on state bills (including HB19 and education vouchers) that could affect future debt issuance and funding for fast‑growth districts.
Trustees received the district’s monthly financial briefing, a budget outlook tied to upcoming construction, and a rundown of pending state legislation that administrators said could affect Medina Valley ISD’s ability to issue debt and fund growth.
Chief financial staff told the board the general fund was about 58% spent as of March — equal to the fiscal year progress of 7/12 — and that local tax collection for debt service was at about 94%. Child nutrition and bond funds showed expected balances tied to planned capital projects. The finance presenter said transportation is running ahead of budget (about 88% spent) and an upcoming budget amendment will address additional hours for drivers.
Why it matters: staff warned that House Bill…
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