Community Information Meetings for 2025 Bond
Millard Public Schools is currently seeking a $158 million bond to address security, renovations, and maintenance at all 35 schools. The bond would not increase the tax rate. To learn how this is possible and more about what the bond would do, attend a community information meeting. All meetings begin at 6 p.m.
• December 9, 2024 - Millard South High School, 14905 Q Street, In the Cafeteria
• January 6, 2025 - The Don Stroh Administration Center, 5606 South 147th Street, In the Meeting Rooms
• January 22, 2025 - Millard North High School, 1010 South 144th Street, In the Lecture Halls
• January 30, 2025 - Millard West High School, 5710 South 176th Avenue, In the Lecture Hall
You can also learn more at mpsomaha.org and by clicking here.
Board Votes Unanimously for Proposed Bond
At last night’s Board meeting, the Board of Education voted unanimously in support of a 2025 Bond election. The election will be held by mail. Ballots will be mailed to all Millard voters on January 21st. To count, ballots must be returned by February 11th at 5 p.m. The proposed bond would address security, renovation, and maintenance at all 35 schools.
The bond would not increase the tax rate. This is possible through Millard’s consistent bond cycle and commitment to refinancing bonds.
More information is available at mpsomaha.org and by clicking here.
Proposed Bond Addresses Security with Zero Tax Rate Increase
Millard Public Schools is seeking a bond to improve safety and security and to continue the ongoing renovation and maintenance schedule to keep schools efficient. The bond proposal is $158 million dollars. The bond would not increase the tax rate. This is possible through Millard’s consistent bond cycle and commitment to refinancing bonds.
The bond would meet needs at all 35 schools. The average age of Millard’s schools is more than forty years. Through regular maintenance and renovations, all schools have stayed in good condition. The purpose of the proposed bond is to continue to maintain the Millard community’s investment.
More information about the bond and district finances is available at mpsomaha.org. Click here to learn more.