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Ashland-Greenwood Public Schools board holds hearing on 2025-26 property tax request; no public comments

Ashland-Greenwood Public Schools Board of Education · September 15, 2025
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Summary

The Ashland-Greenwood Public Schools Board of Education convened a public hearing on Sept. 15, 2025, to accept input on its proposed 2025-26 property tax request. President Suzanne Sapp opened the hearing at 6:11 p.m.; no public input was received and the board adjourned after a unanimous vote to adjourn.

The Ashland-Greenwood Public Schools Board of Education convened a public hearing Monday, Sept. 15, 2025, to receive comment on the district's proposed 2025-26 property tax request. President Suzanne Sapp opened the hearing at 6:11 p.m. and confirmed that a current copy of the Open Meetings Act was available in the meeting room.

Board members Eric Beranek, Kylie Heflin, David Nygren, Suzanne Sapp, Karen Stille and Russ Westerhold were present for the session. The board noted that notice of the meeting had been posted in advance at the District Office (1842 Furnas St.), Farmers & Merchants Bank (1501 Silver St.) and i3 Bank (2433 Silver St.), and that an agenda is kept in the District Office.

The record shows the hearing was opened to receive public input and testimony on the proposed 2025-26 property tax request but that no members of the public provided comment. Following the public-input period, Board member Karen Stille moved to adjourn the hearing; Board member Eric Beranek seconded. A roll-call vote recorded Eric Beranek, Kylie Heflin, David Nygren, Suzanne Sapp, Karen Stille and Russ Westerhold as voting "Yea." The hearing was adjourned at 6:11 p.m.

No formal action on the proposed tax request is recorded in the hearing minutes beyond convening the public hearing and noting the lack of public comment. The minutes do not specify subsequent steps or timing for any vote on the tax request itself.