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York board approves resolution to increase 2024–25 tax request by 6% above base growth

York Board of Education · September 9, 2024
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Summary

The York Board of Education voted Sept. 9 to raise its 2024–25 tax request an additional six percent above the state-calculated base growth percentage; the minutes record the motion and a unanimous roll-call vote but provide no projected dollar impact.

The York Board of Education voted Sept. 9 to approve a resolution increasing the district's 2024–25 tax request by an additional six percent above the base growth percentage. Board member Amie Kopcho moved the resolution and Brien Alley seconded; a roll call recorded five votes in favor and the resolution was approved.

The minutes record the percentage increase in the tax request but do not provide a projected dollar amount or an estimate of the effect on individual taxpayers. The transcript does not record further discussion about the district's levy-setting process or next administrative steps.

Board members present for the vote were Alison North, Amie Kopcho, Alex Hildebrand, Pepper Papineau and Brien Alley; Matt Holthe was recorded as absent earlier in the meeting. The action was listed on the agenda as a resolution and was adopted by the board on a recorded roll call.