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Moriah voters approve financing for one diesel school bus at up to $152,276
Summary
Voters approved Proposition #2 authorizing purchase and financing of one diesel student transportation vehicle, not to exceed $152,276, with a 226–58 vote. The proposal references Education Law Section 416 for levy-backed financing.
Moriah Central School District voters approved Proposition #2 on May 20, 2025, authorizing the district to purchase and finance one diesel student transportation vehicle at a maximum total cost of $152,276. The proposition passed 226 yes to 58 no.
The ballot language said the vehicle purchase would be paid by a tax levy and that, in anticipation of the levy, district obligations not to exceed $152,276 may be issued under Education Law Section 416. The transcript states the financing will allow annual installments as provided by Section 416 of the Education Law.
Following certification of the tally, the district may proceed with planning for the procurement and debt issuance consistent with statutory requirements; the transcript does not provide a procurement timetable or vendor details.
