Grand Ledge board approves bond prequalification to explore zero-net-mill facilities plan
Trustees authorized filing a preliminary bonds qualification application to the Michigan Department of Treasury to begin community conversations about a zero-net-mill November bond that would fund classrooms, cafeterias, gym and science lab renovations, and safety and infrastructure upgrades.
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The Grand Ledge Public Schools Board of Education voted June 22 to approve an Application for Preliminary Qualification of Bonds with the Michigan Department of Treasury, a step administrators said would allow the district to explore placing a zero-net-mill bond proposal on the November ballot.
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