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Pennfield trustees explore May 2027 bond option with 'zero mil' tax increase goal
Summary
Trustees discussed a potential bond question for May 2027 that leaders said could be structured as a zero-mill increase for taxpayers; the board considered using bond proceeds to fund capital improvements over the next ten years. No vote or ballot language was adopted at the work session.
During the March 17, 2026 work session, Pennfield Schools trustees discussed options for funding the capital projects identified in the facilities assessment, including the prospect of placing a bond proposal on the May 2027 ballot structured as a "zero mil" increase for taxpayers. The discussion framed the bond as one way to fund a multi-year capital-improvement plan, but the board did not adopt ballot language or take a formal vote.
Superintendent Stephanie Lemmer Seel and board members reviewed the timing and concept for a bond and discussed the district's short- and long-term facility priorities. The transcript records the board considered funding over the next 10 years and noted May 2027 as the potential bond timing; no public comments or formal decisions were recorded during the session.
