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Nevada Joint Union board lays out fiscal‑stabilization plan, asks staff to target gradual cuts
Summary
Board members heard a draft fiscal stabilization plan on Feb. 12 that identified a roughly $1.4 million structural deficit and proposed options — including staffing adjustments, facility consolidation and exploring district‑run transportation. Trustees directed staff to return with options to reduce the deficit gradually (about one‑third over three years), expand committee input and assess reserve targets.
Board members on the Nevada Joint Union High School District on Feb. 12 reviewed a draft fiscal stabilization plan and gave staff direction to develop a multi‑year approach to narrow the district’s structural deficit.
The presentation, led by the district’s business team, said the current structural shortfall is roughly $1.4 million when projecting out three years and that ongoing reliance on one‑time funds has masked the gap. The draft lists potential ongoing savings of about $800,000 from staffing and reorganization, projected first‑year solar savings of about $157,000 and $700,000–$1,000,000 in anticipated one‑time state or grant funds.
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