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Farmersville Unified trustees adopt 2025–26 budget, approve interfund transfers and request county set bond tax rate
Summary
The board unanimously adopted the 2025–26 budget, approved resolutions authorizing interfund transfers and interfund loans for cash flow, and asked the Tulare County Board of Supervisors to set the tax rate for bonds expected to be sold in fiscal year 2025–26; Christie White Inc. was approved to perform GO bond audits for multiple year spans.
At its June 24 meeting, the Farmersville Unified School District Board of Trustees voted unanimously to adopt the 2025–26 district budget and approved related financial resolutions and audit contracts.
The board adopted the 2025–26 budget after a motion by Freddy Espinosa, seconded by Merced Zamora. The board also adopted Resolution No. 22‑06‑24‑25 authorizing interfund transfers in accordance with the budget and Resolution No. 23‑06‑24‑25 authorizing interfund loans for cash‑flow purposes; both measures passed with unanimous assent.
Separately the board approved Resolution No. 26‑06‑24‑25 requesting the Tulare County Board of Supervisors set the tax rate for bonds the district expects to sell in fiscal year 2025–26, and authorized necessary related actions. The board also approved proposals from Christie White Inc. to perform GO bond audits for the 2022–2024 years and for 2024–2026.
Meeting minutes record no substantive debate on the finance items; each motion was moved and seconded and recorded as carried unanimously. Specific dollar amounts for interfund transfers or loan lines were not provided in the public discussion recorded at the meeting, nor were details of upcoming bond sale timelines discussed during the public session.
The financial actions were taken under the board’s business services agenda and were approved in open session.
