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Hoover City Schools board approves personnel, surplus donation and cheer supplement; rejects R‑22 HVAC bids
Summary
At its Jan. 14 meeting the Hoover City Schools Board of Education approved personnel and business items, authorized disposal/donation of obsolete firefighting equipment, approved a locally funded middle‑school assistant cheer supplement, and unanimously rejected bids for an R‑22 HVAC conversion after bids exceeded the $1.9 million budget.
The Hoover City Schools Board of Education on Jan. 14 approved routine personnel and business actions, authorized donation of obsolete emergency equipment, approved a locally funded middle‑school assistant cheer supplement and rejected all bids for an R‑22 HVAC conversion project after the lowest bids exceeded the project budget.
Board members heard a financial overview from Michelle McKay, chief school financial officer, who said January 2025 payroll totaled $13,829,134.19 and December cash disbursements totaled $9,432,690.55. McKay reported that 25.8% of budgeted revenue for the 2024–25 year had been received as of Dec. 31, 2024, and that general fund expenditures were at about 24.7% of budget. She reported the general fund reserve at 8.94% and noted that property tax collections would increase reported revenue through March.
After McKay’s report the board voted on the business agenda and related personnel and disposition items. Actions approved by unanimous voice vote included…
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