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Litchfield board hears ICS review of long-range facility planning, options for levy or referendum
Summary
At a June 22 work session, the Litchfield Public School District board heard consultants from ICS review long-range facility planning and consider financing options, including a future levy or a building referendum. No motions or votes were recorded during the session.
The Litchfield Public School District board met in a work session on Monday, June 22, 2026, and heard consultants from ICS review the district's long-range facility planning as the district considers options for a future levy or a building referendum.
The session, held at the Wagner Education Building, ran from 4:00 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. Present were board members Marcia Provencher, Tim Oster, Stephanie Danielson, Alex Carlson (chair) and Darrin Anderson, along with Business Manager Jesse Johnson and Superintendent Susan Burris; Greg Mathews was listed as absent. Visitors Robbie Schultz and Michael Hubbard of ICS were recognized.
According to the meeting minutes, ICS "held a discussion with the board to review the district’s long range facility planning to consider options for a future levy or building referendum." The minutes record that the matter was discussed but do not include any formal motion, vote, or decision. The work session adjourned at 5:45 p.m.
Next steps, timing, and any specific financing proposals were not recorded in the minutes.
