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Board approves purchase of Konica copiers to replace aging equipment
Summary
The board approved purchasing a Konica 2100 copier for $34,347.15 as part of a two-year plan to replace aging district copy machines.
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The Germantown School District board approved Jan. 27 the purchase of a Konica 2100 copier for $34,347.15, following a finance committee recommendation.
Finance committee members explained the district’s fastest copier is worn out and that a plan calls for buying a medium-speed machine this year and another the following year; combined, the two medium devices will provide greater throughput than the single older high-speed device. The purchase was recommended to spread costs over two school years and ensure reliable copying capacity.
The board approved the recommendation by voice vote with no recorded opposition. The finance committee said the district’s 2023–24 audit showed no anomalies and that the district’s fund balance position is improving, which supports planned equipment replacements.

