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Sinton ISD opens public hearing on proposed 2024–25 budget and ad valorem tax rate

Sinton Independent School District Board of Trustees · August 29, 2024
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Summary

Sinton ISD held a public hearing Aug. 29 to solicit input on the district's proposed 2024–25 budget and the proposed 2024 ad valorem tax rate at the Administration Building Board Room; the transcript records the agenda items but contains no public comments or votes.

Sinton Independent School District opened a public hearing Thursday, Aug. 29, 2024, to receive input on the district’s proposed 2024–25 budget and the proposed 2024 ad valorem tax rate. The hearing notice lists the start time as 6:00 p.m. and names the Administration Building Board Room, 322 South Archer, Sinton, as the location. The announcement was recorded in the meeting transcript and attributed to the Board Secretary.

The agenda text, as read, stated: "Conduct Public Hearing on the Proposed 2024-2025 Sinton ISD Budget and the Proposed 2024 Ad Valorem Tax Rate," indicating the hearing’s purpose was to allow public comment and record testimony on both district spending plans and the property tax rate that funds them. The record provided in the segments supplied contains the agenda items opening and closing the hearing but does not include any speaker statements from community members, staff presentations, budget line-item detail, or a recorded vote within these segments.

Because the transcript excerpts supplied are limited to the hearing announcement and agenda lines, the record does not specify any proposed tax-rate number, total budget amount, public comments received, or subsequent actions by the board. Interested parties should consult the district office or the full meeting minutes for details on proposed figures, supporting materials, and whether the board later took formal action.