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Resident asks why taxes still pay for long-ago portable classroom fire

Orchard View Schools Board of Education · June 16, 2025
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Summary

Amy Anderson spoke during public comment saying a portable classroom at Jolman was paid off in 2015 but she believes 'they are still taking money out of my taxes' and asked where the portable is located; the board did not provide a resolution in the minutes.

During public comment, Amy Anderson of 2042 Ironwood East Court raised a long-running personal tax concern about a portable classroom fire and debt she believes remains on her tax bill.

Anderson stated that 'Twenty-Seven years ago my 13 year old daughter started a fire of a portable classroom at Jolman,' said she was notified in 2015 the debt had been paid off, but asserted 'they are still taking money out of my taxes' and asked where the portable is located. The minutes record the question and the resident’s request for the total amount paid but do not show a response or follow-up from the board in the public record.

No formal motion or staff direction addressing Anderson’s question is recorded in the meeting minutes; the item remains an unresolved public comment pending administrative follow-up.