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Comstock board approves ½-mill bond proposal for November ballot
Summary
The Comstock Board of Education voted 5-0 to place a ½-mill bond proposal on the November 2025 ballot after a presentation by Superintendent Jeff Thoenes. The board approved the motion unanimously and allotted the proposal for voter consideration.
The Comstock Board of Education voted unanimously June 9 to place a ½-mill bond proposal on the November 2025 ballot.
Superintendent Dr. Jeff Thoenes presented the proposal and framed it as a district funding measure to be decided by voters. Trustee Paul Lamphear moved the motion and Trustee Saralyn Brown seconded; the board approved the motion 5-0. The transcript records the action as: "Motion to approve the 2025 Bond Proposal for the November ballot for a ½ mil increase – Approved 5-0." The board did not record additional details about the bond’s specific project list or estimated dollar total in the meeting record.
Board members did not amend the motion during debate. Next steps listed by the district include placing the measure on the November ballot for voter consideration; further details about bond projects, timeline and cost breakdowns were not specified in the transcript and will be provided in subsequent district communications.
