School budget votes roundup

CENTRAL N.Y. » School budgets and other elections have been tallied state-wide.

The results from local school district votes are as follows:

Morrisville-eaton

Budget Vote: Passed

Yes - 489

No - 338

Bus Proposition – Passed

Yes - 448

No - 384

Public Library – Did not pass

Yes - 338

No - 476

Board Election – Two Candidate Vote totals: Murry Ames – 479

Steven Broedel – 475

Craig Brown – 533

Library Trustee – One

Michelle St. Hilaire - 647

Stockbridge Valley:

Budget Vote: Passed

Yes - 284

No - 114

Herb Bingel - 241

Carol Garrett - 133

Kristin Guinto - 213

Niki Maiura - 208

Jaime Renner - 226

Write-in votes:

Pete Burke - 1

Fred Marshall - 1

Rick Hewell - 1

Melvin Fisher - 1

Patrick Cullen - 1

Fred Kiehn -1

Herb Bingel and Jaime Renner will serve threeyear terms. Kristin Guinto will fill the one-year term.

Vernon Verona Sherrill:

Budget: Passed

Yes - 1,319No - 721 Thomas Moats and Ann Pangburn were re-elected to their board seats. Samantha Netzband was elected onto the VVS Board of Education.@tx Subhead:canastota Central School:budget $31,613,948: Passedyes - 1045 No - 465 Details: The new budget, which takes effect July 1, represents a spending increase of 1.18% and stays within the tax cap. The district claims to have achieved this by creating new efficiencies in its operations, reducing overall staffing through attrition, and by utilizing some of its fund balance to reduce the burden on taxpayers. Bus Purchase (three new buses): Passed Yes - 1015 No - 489 Capital Reserve (establishing a new $5 million reserve fund): Passed Yes - 994 No - 510 Additionally, both Bill Haddad and Wes Hood were re-elected to three-year terms to the Board of Education. @TX Subhead:madison Central School:budget of $10,975,715

- Passedyes - 296No - 156 Details: 3.04% spending increase over 2019-2020Reduction in state aid, compared to 20192020, of $143,232Tax levy increase of 2.05%, within the property tax capmaintains all existing student academic and extracurricular programming Purchase of 2 new buses for a total cost of $252,503.82 - Passedyes - 263 yesno 193 Details: After trade-in of 2 older buses and 90% state aid, the net taxpayer cost for the 2 new buses will be $20,650.38 Three open Board of Education seatscandidates:

Laura Billings - 263, Jona Snyder - 340, and Jennah Turner 223 @TX Subhead:cazenovia Central School:proposition 1 – Budget, passedyes – 1604No – 563 Proposition 2 – Buses, passedyes – 1688No – 489 Proposition 3 – Library Support, passed Yes – 1715No – 456 Board Candidates (top two vote getters):dara Harper – 612Meghan Kelly – 1085*Stefanie Lints – 932Jan Woodworth – 1309* Oneida City School District did not have results available prior to print deadline on Wednesday.