Schools
Meeting Preview: School Board to Propose Amendment to Polling Places for November 8 Referendum
Historic district maps include 11 residents from New Berlin, and board will vote on allowing them to vote in city of Muskego in order to save money.
The Muskego-Norway School Board will meet Monday at 7:30pm at the just west of Muskego High School on Woods Road.
Among the items on the agenda for the regular board will be a discussion of a resolution that will assign 11 residents from New Berlin to polling places in Muskego for the November 8 special election referendum. The residents are considered part of the district as part of early lines drawn about 50 years ago involving Muskego-Norway's northern boundary. The resolution will recommend to assign those voters to in Muskego, which is the site for the city's third aldermanic district.
The board is hoping to save $1,000 by consolidating those voters to a polling place within Muskego.
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In addition, the board will discuss the current progress of a mailing that is planned to reach residents later this month in regard to the school referendum, which was revised from last year's failed effort.
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