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Finance Committee notes May 6 operating millage renewal; district to ramp outreach

Finance Committee of the Board of Education, Forest Hills Public Schools · April 15, 2025
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Summary

Assistant Superintendent Julie Davis told the committee the district is publicizing a May 6 operating millage renewal that would renew 18.1297 mills with an option to add 0.50 mill and represents about $24 million annually.

Julie Davis, Assistant Superintendent of Finance and Operations, told the Finance Committee the district is actively spreading information about an operating millage renewal on the May 6 ballot. "We have been spreading the word with the community that on May 6, we will have an operating millage renewal on the ballot to secure full funding for our students," Davis said, and staff will circulate a mailer and place yard signs across the district.

Davis summarized the proposal’s parameters: the district would renew 18.1297 mills and could authorize an additional 0.50 mill if needed, which the minutes say represents approximately $24 million annually. The committee received the update; any change to levies requires formal Board action and then voter approval.