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Claiborne Parish School Board reads notice to consider continuing ad valorem taxes, schedules Nov. 7 election
Summary
At its Oct. 3 meeting in Summerfield, the Claiborne Parish School Board read into the minutes a Notice of Intent that the board will consider adopting a resolution at its Nov. 7 meeting to order an election to authorize continuation of ad valorem taxes in the school district.
Perry Anderson, president of the Claiborne Parish School Board, read into the minutes a Notice of Intent that the board plans to consider adopting a resolution at its Nov. 7, 2024 meeting to order and call an election to authorize the continuation of ad valorem taxes in the Claiborne Parish School District. The Nov. 7 meeting is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. at the Homer High Cottage, 1008 North Main Street, Homer, Louisiana.
The notice, read aloud by Anderson, specifies the board will consider the resolution at the November meeting; the minutes do not record any formal vote on the matter at the Oct. 3 session. No ballot language, proposed millage rate, or fiscal impact estimate was included in the reading recorded in the minutes.
If the board adopts a resolution at its Nov. 7 meeting, that action would place a proposition before voters in Claiborne Parish to continue levying ad valorem taxes authorized for the school district. The minutes note the board's intention and the scheduled time and place for the Nov. 7 meeting; they do not record additional public comment or debate on the tax matter at the Oct. 3 meeting.
