Voters in the May 6 election returned incumbents in the Olney City Council and Olney Independent School District Board of Trustees to their seats and approved a ballot measure that will broaden the way the City spends economic development funds.
Olney voters have one last shot on May 6 at casting ballots for contested City Council and school board posts, and on whether to change how the City spends economic development funds. Residents who live within the city limits will vote on three City Council positions, two school board seats, and a ballot proposition. Those who live outside city limits will vote only on the