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Llano I.S.D. holds budget and tax rate hearings; no public comments
Summary
Rick Tisdale, president of the Llano I.S.D. Board of Trustees, called the budget and tax rate hearings to order at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 25, 2025, in the Llano I.S.D. Community Building at 1400 Oatman Street in Llano.
Rick Tisdale, president of the Llano I.S.D. Board of Trustees, called the budget and tax rate hearings to order at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 25, 2025, in the Llano I.S.D. Community Building at 1400 Oatman Street in Llano.
Ryan Turner, chief financial officer for Llano I.S.D., reviewed the district's proposed budget for the 2025–26 school year and the proposed tax rate for the 2025 tax year. The minutes state Turner "reviewed" both the 2025–2026 proposed budget and the proposed tax rate and that discussion followed; the minutes do not record any motions, amendments, or final votes on either item.
The board established a quorum for the hearing. Trustees listed as present were Dean Campbell; Cody Fly; Jeff Kuykendall; Grant Morgan; Rick Tisdale; and Rob Wilson. Trustee Paul Hull was absent. District staff in attendance included Mac Edwards, superintendent; Phillip Zwicke, director of student services; Scott Patrick, Llano High School principal; Neda Bauman, Llano Junior High principal; Kim Stubblefield, Llano Elementary principal; Josh Scott, Packsaddle Elementary principal; Toby Fletcher, alternative education director; Kristi Payton, director of special education; Eric Van Pelt, police officer; and Kristi Downey, secretary to the board.
The hearing was posted in accordance with the Texas Government Code, Chapter 551 (Open Meetings Act), the minutes say. An audience-participation period under Policy BED(Local) was held; the minutes record that there were no public comments or questions regarding the proposed budget or proposed tax rate.
The hearings concluded at 5:45 p.m. The minutes do not list any formal board action, vote tallies, or adopted rates or budgets; they record the presentations and that discussion occurred but do not show final decisions in these minutes.
Because the minutes provide only a summary of the presentations and note discussion but do not include numeric budget totals or a proposed tax-rate figure, those specific amounts are not specified in the record provided.
