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Tipton superintendent outlines facility needs and seeks continuation of $2.70 debt service levy
Summary
Tipton Community School District Superintendent Brandon Borseth told the Cedar County Board July 7 that facility deficiencies remain and that a petition is underway to continue a $2.70 debt service levy as the current levy ends.
Brandon Borseth, superintendent of the Tipton Community School District, presented the district’s facility needs to the Cedar County Board of Supervisors at 8:45 a.m. on July 7 and said the district is pursuing a petition to continue its debt service levy of $2.70.
Borseth reviewed facility deficiencies and outlined upcoming projects the district considers priorities. He told the board the current debt service levy will be ending and that petition activity is under way to maintain the $2.70 levy to support district debt service costs.
Board members listened during the presentation but took no formal action on the levy during the meeting. The presentation was part of the board’s regular session and preceded the monthly department head meeting. The district’s next steps described in the minutes are the petition process; no further timetable or ballot details were recorded in the meeting minutes.
