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UCPS finance committee approves sending interim 2025–26 budget resolution to full board

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Summary

With no approved state or local budget at the time of the meeting, the finance committee voted to forward an interim budget resolution allowing operations to continue under current 2024–25 appropriations into July.

Union County Public Schools’ finance committee voted in June 2025 to send an interim budget resolution for the 2025–26 fiscal year to the full board, giving the district authority to operate on 2024–25 appropriations until state and local budgets are finalized.

“This gives us the ability to operate based on our current year 24–25 budget appropriations,” Miss McLean, finance staff, told the committee. She said the district did not yet have an approved state budget or a local budget and that the interim resolution would allow July operations to proceed under existing appropriations.

After staff presented the interim resolution, the committee moved, seconded and recorded a voice “Aye” to forward the resolution to the full board for approval. The committee did not record a roll-call vote or list movers in the transcript.

Staff and committee members discussed scheduling and whether the committee would meet again before state budget actions were finalized; Miss McLean said she would include a software update in the superintendent update or a future board packet if the committee did not reconvene in July.

The committee’s action was procedural: it forwarded the interim budget resolution to the full board rather than enacting a final budget.

The transcript does not record the text of the interim resolution or any specific dollar amounts beyond the reference to operating on 2024–25 appropriations.