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Maple Valley School Board approves five-mill safety and security levy
Summary
On Nov. 12 the Maple Valley School Board voted 7-0 to approve a five-mill levy intended for safety and security. The motion was made by Dustin Theurer and seconded by George Richman; the board recorded a unanimous roll call vote.
The Maple Valley School Board voted 7-0 on Nov. 12 to approve a five-mill levy designated for safety and security improvements.
Board President Joey Bata called the meeting to order and the board took up the Safety and Security Mill Levy Proposal. Board member Dustin Theurer made the motion to approve the levy; George Richman seconded. The board conducted a roll-call vote that recorded the following: Megan McKay—yes; Dustin Theurer—yes; Sara Zaun—yes; Dan Wendel—yes; Joey Bata—yes; George Richman—yes; Bryce Kasowski—yes. The motion passed unanimously.
The agenda and minutes note the levy amount (five mills) but do not specify the exact projects or cost estimates that will be funded by the levy. The board discussion on the item was recorded as a general discussion followed by the motion; no detailed spending plan or timeline was included in the minutes.
The board did not record objections or abstentions on the motion. The board will resume regular business at its next meeting on Dec. 10, 2025.
