After District 11 moved to postpone seven GHS natatorium/tennis/access‑driveway nominees indefinitely citing concerns about committee composition, the RTM rejected that motion and approved most individual nominees after committee vetting; proponents said delay would slow an urgent project while opponents pressed for broader representation.

Superintendent Dr. Seitz reported enrollment above budget (1,140 vs. 1,130), outlined damage to a high‑school gym floor after a weather event and upcoming assessments by an adjuster and floor specialist, and summarized outreach plans for a 1% sales/use tax referendum with a community meeting set for 6 p.m. tomorrow.

The board ratified emergency spending for June and July facility damage, approved up to $400,000 for stadium field‑house repairs via a co‑op procurement, and amended a land purchase agreement to raise the price by $100,000.

Sheriff's office presented capital requests totalling roughly $1.3 million including a $550,000 jail kitchen repair (plus ancillary costs), new cruisers, a body-scanner system and key-control/security doors. Commissioners said the kitchen should be the highest priority but noted the county will likely need to pare broad capital requests to balance