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Votes at a glance: Enterprise City Schools board approves FY2026 budget, capital plan and policy change

5763033 · September 11, 2025
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Summary

The board approved the FY2026 budget, a 2026–2030 capital plan, a wording change to board policy 5.1 on employee leave, several child nutrition contracts and personnel items by voice/hand vote.

At the September budget hearing, the Enterprise City Schools Board voted to approve multiple items by voice or hand vote, including the FY2026 budget and a five‑year capital plan.

Actions recorded during the meeting:

- Approval of the fiscal year 2026 budget (Oct. 1, 2025–Sept. 30, 2026). Recommendation: Dr. Thomas. Motion and second: not specified in the transcript. Outcome: approved by board (hand vote indicated).

- Approval of the 2026–2030 five‑year capital plan, which the board must submit annually to the Alabama State Department of Education. Recommendation: Dr. Thomas. Motion and second: not specified. Outcome: approved by board (hand vote indicated).

- Approval of a wording change to Enterprise City Schools board policy 5.1 (employee leave) to reflect the recently approved state paid parental leave law. Recommendation: Dr. Thomas. Motion and second: not specified. Outcome: approved by board (hand vote indicated).

- Approval of three adult care center meal contracts from the child nutrition program bundled as a consent agenda item. Recommendation: Dr. Thomas. Motion and second: not specified. Outcome: approved by board (hand vote indicated).

- Approval of personnel action items (transfers, retirements, resignations and employments). Recommendation: Dr. Thomas. Motion and second: not specified. Outcome: approved by board (hand vote indicated).

The transcript records the board chair or presiding official asking members to “raise your right hand” for each approval and contains no roll‑call vote counts or recorded dissent, so tallies are not specified in the record.