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Wink-Loving ISD board calls bond election in four measures totaling roughly $100 million
Summary
The Wink-Loving Independent School District board voted 6–0 on Feb. 6 to call a bond election comprised of four measures—$85M, $5M, $7.5M and $2.5M—after staff said tax collections would allow coverage of 2023 bond amounts.
The Wink-Loving Independent School District Board of Trustees on Feb. 6 adopted an order calling a bond election composed of four measures. Trustee Clayton Hawkins moved the order and Trustee Jerome Dewberry seconded; the motion passed unanimously.
Administration background materials noted that tax collections after this year would leave capacity to cover the district's 2023 bond obligations. The administration had recommended three measures with different dollar amounts, but the Board adopted a four-measure structure: Measure A $85,000,000; Measure B $5,000,000; Measure C $7,500,000; and Measure D $2,500,000. "I move to Adopt an Order Calling a Bond Election to be held by the Wink-Loving Independent School District in the Four Measures with Measure A being in the Amount of $85,000,000, Measure B being in the Amount of $5,000,000, Measure C being in the Amount of $7,500,000, and Measure D being in the Amount of $2,500,000 as presented," Trustee Clayton Hawkins said when making the motion.
The minutes record the adopted measure amounts as listed above and show the motion carried 6–0. The minutes do not include a timeline for the election date or further detail about the projects each measure would fund; those specifics were not recorded in the public minutes.
