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Mapleton board accepts local election results; safety levy recorded as passed
Summary
At a June 29 special meeting, the Mapleton Public Schools Board accepted local election tallies and recorded that a safety levy passed 138–97; the board formally accepted results by motion and slated review of procurement items for July.
At a special meeting June 29, the Mapleton Public Schools Board of Education accepted local election results and recorded that a safety levy passed with a tally of 138 yes to 97 no.
The board’s meeting minutes list election outcomes for two races: Nathan Lotvedt is recorded with 194 votes in the district-at-large race (the meeting record does not specify a total-vote figure for that race), and Blaine Anderson is recorded with 201 votes out of 205 total for the rural seat. Vice President Luke Steckler moved to accept the election results; Justin Cole seconded the motion, which carried.
The board did not record additional procedural steps for certification in the meeting minutes excerpt. The acceptance formalizes the tallies as noted in the meeting record but the minutes do not specify next administrative steps or deadlines for canvass or certification.
The board moved on to review procurement items after accepting the election results and adjourned at 12:18 p.m.
