Voters in the Carson City-Crystal Area Schools district will be asked to decide whether to renew a non-homestead operating millage ballot proposal in the May 2026 election. The CC-C school board on Dec. 8 voted 6-0, with Vice President Gregg McAlvey absent, to approve ballot language for the millage, with the official wording compiled by the school district’s legal counsel, the Thrun law firm in East Lansing.
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