Libby Public Schools seek mill levy for maintenance costs
Libby Public Schools are seeking a mill levy increase to help for maintenance costs, including the parking lot at the Middle High School. (Scott Shindledecker/The Western News)
Rising maintenance and insurance costs have led Libby Public School to seek a mill levy in the upcoming May 6 school election.
School Superintendent Ron Goodman said the levy would be permanent and generate $250,000 annually.
The money would primarily be used for roof replacement or repairs as well as parking lot maintenance at the high school.
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