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Humble ISD board approves consent agenda, canvasses trustee election returns

5036064 · June 4, 2025
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Summary

At a June 3 special meeting the Humble ISD Board of Trustees approved routine consent agenda items with a 6–0 vote and formally canvassed results for Board Position 3 after a recount, declaring the winner.

The Humble Independent School District Board of Trustees approved several consent agenda items and canvassed a board election result during a June 3 special meeting.

Trustees voted to approve consent agenda items 2(a)–2(d), which the meeting record showed as including approval of goods, professional services and nonconstruction services above district thresholds, budgetary transfers and amendments, 2024–25 construction‑related purchases and procurement and delivery method for the Ross Sterling Bridal School replacement project. At 6:14 p.m. a motion to approve the consent agenda was made and seconded; the board chair called the vote and “Motion carries 6–0.”

The board also canvassed returns for the May 3, 2025, trustee election for Position 3 after a recount. The recount results read into the record were: Chris Parker, 5,262 votes; Natalie Carter, 5,223 votes; under votes 154; over votes 0. A trustee moved to approve the recount and declare the winner; the motion was seconded and the board adopted the motion (the minutes record: “Motion passes”). The meeting adjourned at 8:29 p.m.

Votes at a glance

- Consent agenda items 2(a)–2(d): approved, vote tally recorded in meeting as 6–0. - Board of Trustees election (Position 3) canvass after recount: recount totals read into record — Chris Parker 5,262; Natalie Carter 5,223; under votes 154; over votes 0. The board moved to accept the recount and declare the winner; the motion carried.

The canvass was presided over by Trustee Kirchhoffer. No further actions were recorded for these items at the June 3 meeting.

Ending: Both votes were procedural steps: the consent agenda approved routine contracts and budget items; the canvass certified recount results for a trustee election. The board will consider other business, including formal budget adoption, at upcoming meetings.