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Board authorizes up to $9.5 million in short-term borrowing

What happened
On September 28 the board approved a resolution allowing the district to borrow up to $9,500,000 in short-term notes to cover costs until property taxes and state aid arrive.
Why it matters to families
This is a routine cash flow tool, but it shows when bills come due before tax money does.
The evidence
The Sept. 28, 2026 meeting packet contains the resolution (tax and revenue anticipation promissory notes). The notes are repaid from that year's taxes and aid.
The source
Resolution authorizing temporary borrowing (Sept. 28, 2026 packet)See the full record for Mequon-Thiensville School District.
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