During a recent government meeting, discussions centered around the ongoing referendum projects, with a focus on the operational and facilities referendums approved last February. The operational referendum is designed to address the school district's ongoing operational needs, while the facilities referendum has enabled the district to borrow $28 million for various projects.

Lynette Coy, the director of finance and facilities, along with Joe Hazleman, play crucial roles in the execution of these projects, although neither was present at the meeting. A representative stepped in to provide updates on the progress and implications of these referendums, emphasizing the importance of these funding measures for the district's future.

The operational referendum is expected to ensure the continuity of essential services, while the facilities referendum aims to enhance the physical infrastructure of the schools. The meeting underscored the district's commitment to effectively utilizing these funds to benefit the educational environment for students and staff alike.