In 2023, the five candidates receiving the most votes will serve a four-year term and the remaining four successful candidates will serve a two-year term. Thereafter, elections will continue on a biennial basis, but with fewer candidates up for re-election and all elected trustees serving a four-year term.
“I’m so excited,” Susan McGraw Keber, who served on a committee to see the proposal through the legislative process with her colleagues Jim Grimes and Bill Taylor, wrote in an email on Tuesday. “It was wonderful to be part of this important action as a trustee. We’ve promised it and produced!”
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