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Votes at a glance: Keystone Central board actions Oct. 9, 2025

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Summary

A concise summary of motions, votes and contract decisions from the Oct. 9 Keystone Central School District board meeting, including vendor selections, personnel approvals, policy votes and construction awards.

The Keystone Central School District Board of Directors took the following formal actions during its Oct. 9, 2025 voting meeting. Vote tallies and motions are recorded as presented in the meeting transcript and by roll call where taken.

- Section F (consent): Motion to approve section F items 1 through 6, with items removed for separate consideration, was made by Miss Smith and passed by voice vote.

- Table finance-committee change: A motion to table the proposed change to make the finance committee the committee of the whole until after the election and installation of the new board passed on roll-call (8-0 yes), per the board vote.

- Tax collection vendor (F6) — Berkheimer: The board amended a motion and approved Berkheimer to begin providing tax collection services for the local service tax (LST), earned-income tax (EIT) and business privilege tax (BPT), effective Jan. 1, 2026. Final roll-call: 6 yes, 2 no. Administration was asked to provide an MOU to retain one temporary tax-office employee to assist with transition.

- Policies (G1-G6): Second-read policies G1 through G6 were approved on roll-call (majority recorded in meeting minutes).

- Meeting minutes (H1): The board approved H1, meeting minutes from prior meetings, by voice vote.

- Bills for payment (I1): The motion to approve the bills for payment failed on roll-call (4 yes, 4 no). Board members discussed timing and the packet format; some members said they would continue to vote no until the business-office reports provided earlier formats requested by the board.

- Disposal of Liberty Curtin Elementary library books (I2): Approved by voice vote.

- Mill Hall Elementary sidewalk and ADA work: The board approved a public-bid contract for 275 feet of sidewalk and two ADA access points on Keeler Avenue. Winning bidder: Antares Site Work LLC for $24,004.68. Motion passed on roll-call.

- Executive session: The board held an executive session on a personnel matter from 7:39 p.m. to 7:57 p.m.

- Personnel (J1): The personnel agenda, including an amendment to rescind the resignation of Jeremy Black and other personnel items, was approved (roll-call recorded in meeting transcript).

- Act 93 administrators' agreement (J2): Motion to approve the proposed Act 93 agreement failed on a roll-call vote (motion did not pass).

- Athletics and student-activities personnel (K1): Approved by voice vote.

Several motions were amended on the floor and some items were pulled for separate consideration; all items were recorded in the meeting minutes and corresponding roll-call tallies were read into the record where applicable.