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Board approves bond resolution, hears campaign communications plan
Summary
The Robbinsdale Public School District board approved a resolution to issue general obligation school building bonds and call a special election, voting 5–1, and received a presentation on the district's communications plan for the referendum.
The Robbinsdale Public School District board on July 20 approved a resolution to issue general obligation school building bonds and call a special election to place bond questions before district voters. Director Bowman moved adoption of an alternate resolution specifying that ballot question 3 would be contingent on questions 1 and 2; Director Hillenbrand seconded. The resolution passed on a 5–1 roll-call vote, with Director Long opposed.
Superintendent Dr. Teri Staloch and Tracy Habisch-Ahlin, the district's director of strategic communications, presented the district's planned outreach for the referendum, outlining messaging and voter contact strategies ahead of the special election. The presentation described the communications focus and timing but did not include ballot dollar amounts or a calendar date for the election in the discussion recorded in the minutes. The board's action formally authorized placing the bond questions on the ballot; subsequent materials and public notices will supply the full ballot language, proposed amounts and timeline.
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