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Board approves second reading of code of conduct, staff benefit MOA and multiple contracts; poll will be at high school
Summary
The Riverhead Board accepted its consent agenda and approved the second reading of the revised Code of Conduct, a CSEA dental benefit extension MOA, library budget results, standard workday designations, a consultant agreement with Hope Squad, poll worker appointments for the May 20 vote, and three vendor contracts for pest control, envelope
At its May 6 meeting the Riverhead Central School District Board of Education approved multiple routine items in a single consent process, including a second reading of the revised Code of Conduct and several vendor contracts and personnel‑service agreements.
The board unanimously approved the second and final reading of the revised Code of Conduct (policy 5300) and associated exhibits. Trustees also approved a memorandum of agreement to extend dental benefits for CSEA employees, accepted the results of special district library elections for the Riverhead Free Library and Bading Hollow Free Library, and adopted standard workday hour designations for listed titles.
The board approved a consultant services agreement with Hope Squad and a slate of election poll workers for the annual budget vote and Board of Education election on May 20; the superintendent earlier said the vote will be held at Riverhead High School for safety reasons. The board also approved three vendor contracts: pest management services to Bug Fighters, envelope printing to Print Corp, and CCTV/security systems work to Millennium Systems.
How the votes were recorded
Motions were called and seconded from the board dais. For example, the motion to accept the consent agenda was moved by Mr. Wallace and seconded by Ms. Redmond; subsequent item motions were moved and seconded by trustees as shown on the record. The board announced each motion carried with the in‑the‑room voice vote, recorded as "All in favor? And the motion passes." No detailed roll‑call tallies were given in the public record for these items.
What this means
Most items were routine renewals or administrative approvals required to maintain operations through the end of the school year and for the upcoming budget vote. The contracts will fund pest control, envelope printing, and CCTV/system maintenance at district facilities; the Hope Squad agreement funds a consultant service for the district.
