Voters Decide on School Board Races – County Tax Extension

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February 9, 2022

By News Director Jared Atha

Local voters went to the polls Tuesday to decide a couple school board races, various bond issues, and one county tax extension.

Starting in Canute, three were vying for the office #2 seat on the school board with Dillon Delp getting 54% of the vote and winning the seat over Caleb Sandusky and Lynn Chervenka.

In Hobart, Eddie Bynum won the office #1 seat on the school board by garnering 64% of the vote over Brandon Ammerman and Heith Polm.

Voters in the Erick School District overwhelmingly approved a bond question that will give the school $350,000 for the purpose of constructing, equipping, repairing and remodeling school buildings, acquiring school furniture, fixtures and equipment and also acquiring and improving school sites. 93% of voters in the Erick School District voted yes for the measure.

Staying in education, two bond issues in the second district of the Caddo – Kiowa Technology Center failed. The first, a building fund levy, failed with 78% of the voters disapproving, while the second – which would make any approved building fund levy permanent – also failed with 83% of the voters saying no.

Elsewhere, Custer County voters approved to extend a sales tax with 84% approval. The extension will continue to fund the Custer County Sheriff’s Department, rural fire departments in the county, the Oklahoma State University Extension Office and the Custer County Free Fair Board.

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