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Flambeau board approves initial resolution to seek up to $7.5 million in general obligation bonds, orders referendum
Summary
The Flambeau School District board voted unanimously Dec. 18 to approve an initial resolution authorizing up to $7.5 million in general obligation bonds and to place a referendum question before voters on the bond issuance.
The Flambeau School District Board of Education on Dec. 18 approved an initial resolution to authorize general obligation bonds in an amount not to exceed $7,500,000 and separately approved a resolution to place the question before voters in a referendum. The motions were made by Doug Verdegan and seconded by Lana Nelson and each carried 6-0.
Board members said the measure will allow the district to pursue voter approval for borrowing to fund capital needs. The transcript records procedural motions only; no specific projects or bond use details were listed in the open-session discussion. The board also directed that the referendum language and election process move forward through the normal statutory steps.
The board voted on both the initial resolution and the referendum-resolution in succession. Motion details in the meeting minutes show the motions passed unanimously; the transcript does not record further contingencies or project-level allocations tied to the bond amount. Next procedural steps will include finalizing referendum language and public notice before the election in accordance with state election statutes.
