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Board reviews timeline for potential levy, eyes November 2027 ballot
Summary
District business director presented a four‑phase timeline for a possible levy and referendum—financial review in early 2027, board approval in June/July 2027, public information sessions, and the November 2027 election. The board agreed to continue planning at the November 2026 work session.
Director of Business Joe Prom presented a four‑phase timeline for a potential local levy and referendum, laying out a financial review in early 2027, Board approval targeted for June or July 2027, follow‑up public information sessions, and placement of the question on the November 2027 ballot. Board Chair Matt Moehrle opened the item during the Aug. 6 work session; no vote or formal motion was taken during the meeting.
The board agreed to continue planning and revisit the proposal at the November 2026 work session. The presentation did not include a final levy amount or explicit ballot language; district staff identified the next steps as completing the financial review and preparing public outreach. The district will need to finalize a proposed dollar amount and ballot wording before proceeding to a formal approval step in mid‑2027.
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