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Board reminds community: Nov. 15 millage renewal is a renewal, not a new tax
Summary
Board members reminded residents at the Nov. 11 meeting that an existing millage renewal will appear on the Nov. 15 ballot; early voting ended Nov. 8. They emphasized proceeds fund repair and maintenance of school buildings and urged voter turnout.
Board members used the Nov. 11 meeting to remind residents that a millage renewal will be on the ballot Saturday, Nov. 15. Early voting closed Nov. 8.
Board speakers emphasized this is a renewal of an existing millage — not a new tax — and that the revenue funds repair and maintenance of the school district’s buildings. Members urged residents to come to the polls and support the renewal.
"It is a renewal of an existing millage. It is not a new tax, and it is how we fund the repair and maintenance on all of our school buildings," a board speaker stated during the superintendent notes segment.
