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Muhlenberg County Board approves June financial report and authorizes July bill payments
Summary
The Muhlenberg County Board of Education approved its financial report for the period ending June 30, 2025, and authorized payment of July bills totaling $616,247.98; the board also recorded large payroll and several notable vendor payments.
The Muhlenberg County Board of Education approved its financial report for the period ending June 30, 2025, and authorized payment of July bills totaling $616,247.98 at its regular meeting.
The board approved the treasurer's report after a presentation on June revenues and expenditures. Jared Flesinger, presenting the financials, said, "Chairman Reagor, distinguished board members, tonight I bring you the financials as of 06/30/2025." He reported monthly receipts of $3,989,746.11, an increase of about $125,000 from the previous month and $267,000 from the same period last year.
The nut of the report: revenues and expenditures moved meaningfully month-to-month. Flesinger told the board that federal revenues were up $13,000 while state revenues were down $327,000 and taxes were down $102,000. Accounts payable stood at $1,527,757.80 and payroll for the period was $5,114,213.53, which he said was up $313,000 versus the prior June. He highlighted several large vendor payments in June, including $384,682 for sports turf, $243,935 to Paxson Patterson Labs, and $185,940 to C and C Contracting.
After the finance presentation the board voted to approve the treasurer's report and then to pay the board bills and salaries for July 2025. Flesinger reported the board bills total $616,247.98, with the breakdown shown to the board as: general fund $271,495.89; Fund 2 $18,898.57; construction $308,964.32; and food service/daycare $16,889.20. He also noted utilities were about $29,000 and other fixed-mix and variable expenses were reported for context.
Board members moved and seconded the motions to approve the treasurer's report and to pay bills; both motions passed on voice votes with no recorded opposition. The board did not call a roll for an itemized recorded vote during either motion.
The board packet and the treasurer's full ledger were referenced during the meeting; the board did not direct staff to change fund allocations at the meeting.
The payments approved at the meeting will be reflected in the next published financial report and in the board minutes.
