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Hale Center ISD adopts 2024–25 budget and levies tax rate with small decrease from 2023–24

Hale Center ISD Board · August 26, 2024
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Summary

Hale Center ISD trustees adopted the district’s 2024–25 budget and approved a combined tax rate that the minutes report as a slight decrease from the prior year; the public hearing recorded no comments. The board approved the budget and tax resolution unanimously.

The Hale Center ISD Board adopted the district’s 2024–25 budget and approved a tax rate during its Aug. 26, 2024 regular meeting. Paul Chandler moved to adopt the budget "as presented," and the motion passed unanimously, 5–0.

President Pam Johnson opened a public hearing at 6:15 p.m. on the budget and proposed tax rate, which included a presentation by Leesa Grimaldo and two representatives from the Region 17 Educational Service Center. "There was no one present who wished to address the board regarding the budget and tax rate; therefore, President Johnson stated that the public hearing was over at 6:35 p.m.," the minutes state.

The board approved a resolution levying the 2024–2025 tax rate, recorded in the minutes as "$0.07994 per $100 value for the purposes of maintenance & operation, and $0.02901 per $100 value for debt service for a total of $1.08950 per $100 value," which the minutes note is a decrease of "$0.0115 from 2023–2024." The motion to adopt the resolution was moved by Paul Chandler, seconded by Heath Huffhines, and passed 5–0.

Why it matters: adoption of the budget and tax rate sets the district’s spending and local revenue for the coming school year. The minutes record no public objections during the hearing; any future adjustments or formal challenges would appear in subsequent board actions.

The board also approved an amendment to the 2023–2024 budget in Code 199 (General Operating funds) during the same meeting.