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York Board of Education approves resolution to call special election for York Elementary improvements

York Board of Education · August 26, 2024
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Summary

On Aug. 26, 2024, the York Board of Education unanimously approved a resolution to call a special election, to be held with the November general election, to let voters decide on proposed improvements at York Elementary School.

The York Board of Education voted on Aug. 26, 2024, to adopt a resolution calling for a special election to consider proposed improvements at York Elementary School. Brien Alley moved the resolution and Alison North seconded it; the board approved the motion by roll call, with each listed board member marked affirmatively on the record.

The resolution specifies that the special election will be held in conjunction with the November general election, allowing voters to decide whether to authorize the proposed improvements. The transcript does not include details about the scope, estimated cost, or financing mechanism for the improvements.

Board members did not provide further details in the record about the projects that would be presented to voters or the anticipated funding source. The board’s action places the measure on the ballot so that the electorate can decide; no timeline beyond aligning the vote with the November election was recorded.

The resolution was moved by Brien Alley and seconded by Alison North and was recorded in the minutes as approved by roll call. No public comment or additional substantive debate is recorded in the transcript about the measure.