Board hears warning about possible $150,000 medical-program assessment liability
Staff alerted trustees that a 2024–25 "true-up" for the NCSMIG medical program could total about $150,000 and that prior deficit spending may expose the district to additional liability over the next two years.
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During the policy discussion staff raised the NCSMIG medical program assessment and described a possible 2024–25 true-up of approximately $150,000 tied to prior oversight and deficit spending. Staff warned this amount could create additional liability for the district for up to two more years if not addressed.
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