VOTING

2 to 8 p.m. at the Greenport School.

THE BUDGET

The district proposes a $16,940,218 budget for 2015-16, a 3.37 percent increase from the current $16,388,165. The local tax levy would increase 2.52 percent, from $12,386,641 to $12,698,498.

This increase is equal to the state's tax-cap limit of 2.52 percent, so a simple majority vote will be required to approve the budget. The district said it could not provide estimates for school taxes on the average single-family home because it does not receive an average assessed value.

The proposed budget includes a 2 percent salary increase for teachers and a step increase of 1.75 percent. The district plans to add one-half of a full-time staff position and one teacher's aide.

District website:

gufsd.org

THE CANDIDATES

Incumbents Babette Cornine and Daniel Creedon are running unopposed for two at-large seats. Terms are three years.

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