Davis County School District board adopts 2025–26 final budget, approves 2026–27 initial budget and moves to closed session
June 16, 2026 | Davis County School District, School Boards, Utah
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The Davis County School District board on Monday adopted the 2025–26 final legal budget and approved the 2026–27 initial budget incorporating the certified tax rate, then voted to enter a closed session for the purpose of negotiations.
Miss Price moved to adopt “the 2025–26 final legal budget as presented,” and Miss Hogan seconded. The chair called for discussion and, after a voice vote, the motion passed.
The board then considered the district’s 2026–27 tentative (initial) budget. Miss Barber moved to adopt the 2026–27 initial budget “incorporating the certified tax rate as presented,” and Miss Price seconded. The motion was approved by voice vote.
Following those approvals, the chair said the meeting would move into a closed session "for the purpose of negotiations." Miss Pal moved to enter the closed session and Miss Mercer seconded. The board took a roll call beginning with Miss Pal; affirmative votes were recorded and the board proceeded into closed session.
No specific dollar amounts, line-item changes or vote tallies were recorded in the public record presented in the transcript; the motions and their outcomes are as stated above. The board left the public portion of the meeting and moved to closed session for negotiations.
Miss Price moved to adopt “the 2025–26 final legal budget as presented,” and Miss Hogan seconded. The chair called for discussion and, after a voice vote, the motion passed.
The board then considered the district’s 2026–27 tentative (initial) budget. Miss Barber moved to adopt the 2026–27 initial budget “incorporating the certified tax rate as presented,” and Miss Price seconded. The motion was approved by voice vote.
Following those approvals, the chair said the meeting would move into a closed session "for the purpose of negotiations." Miss Pal moved to enter the closed session and Miss Mercer seconded. The board took a roll call beginning with Miss Pal; affirmative votes were recorded and the board proceeded into closed session.
No specific dollar amounts, line-item changes or vote tallies were recorded in the public record presented in the transcript; the motions and their outcomes are as stated above. The board left the public portion of the meeting and moved to closed session for negotiations.
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