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Board unanimously backs bond resolution
Summary
At its June 9 meeting the Chelsea School District board voted 5–0 (one absent) to support the district bond resolution, advancing the board's formal endorsement of the bond measure listed as Action Item 104-24-25.
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The Chelsea School District Board voted unanimously on June 9 to support the district bond resolution. Heidi Reyst moved to support the bond resolution and Eric Wilkinson seconded the motion; the minutes record the motion as passed with five Yeas and one absence (Glenn Fox).
The motion appears on the agenda as Action Item 104-24-25. The meeting minutes record the board's support but do not include specific bond amounts, project lists, or timelines. The formal vote creates a record that the board supports the bond resolution; further details, including any subsequent voter materials or fiscal projections, were not included in the June 9 minutes.
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