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Auditor certifies Kokoda school special election, board approves claims and a liquor license renewal
Summary
Auditor Lisa Smith reported a 2.1% turnout in the March 3 Kokoda Community School District special election (124 voters); the board certified results (103 yes, 21 no), approved claims warrants totaling $232,299.01 and renewed Kokoda Country Club's Class C alcohol license.
Auditor Lisa Smith brought several administrative items to the board on March 10 and the supervisors approved each.
Smith asked the board to approve the March 3, 2026 meeting minutes and to authorize publication; both were approved. She then asked the board to authorize warrants for the claims listing totaling $232,299.01. "I need a motion to approve and authorize the auditor's office to issue warrants of the publication of the claims listing in the amount of $232,299.01," Smith said; the board approved the request.
Smith also sought certification of the March 3 special Kokoda Community School District election. She reported a turnout of 124 voters (2.1% of 5,891 registered), with 103 yes votes and 21 no votes, and said a post‑election audit completed the prior day matched the results. "Of that 124 votes, there was a 103 yes votes, and there was 21 no votes," Smith said. The board moved to certify and authorize signatures on the official abstract and directed the auditor to forward it to the school district and bond counsel.
Separately, the board approved renewal of a Class C retail alcohol license with outdoor service for Kokoda Country Club at 17961 33rd Street, effective March 6, 2026 through March 5, 2027.
The motions were carried on voice vote; the transcript does not record individual roll-call tallies for these administrative approvals.
