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Board approves bus replacement, capital projects and appropriation resolutions
Summary
The Greenfield-Central board voted by voice to approve a bus replacement plan, capital projects plan, Form 4 appropriation tax rates and an appropriation reduction resolution as part of the 2025 budget process; board members indicated they will continue budget work ahead of formal adoption.
The Greenfield-Central Community Schools board approved four budget-related items by voice vote during its meeting: a bus replacement plan, a capital projects plan, a Form 4 resolution for appropriation tax rates and an appropriation reduction resolution.
Board member (speaker 8) moved to approve the bus replacement plan and later made motions concerning the capital projects plan and appropriation items. The motions were seconded and carried after the board voted orally ('All in favor, say aye'). No roll-call vote or numerical tally was recorded in the public transcript.
District finance staff (speaker 9) reviewed year-to-date education operations fund reports and said he adjusted August figures based on the fall 2024 ADM filing with the state; he noted some unexpected expenditures (pool heater and drainage repairs) and described overall cash balances as manageable while work continues on the 2025 budget.
The board’s approval of these resolutions is part of the broader 2025 budget adoption process; district staff said they would present individual resolutions and the full advertised budget packet as the process continues.
Votes at a glance: - Bus replacement plan — motion moved by speaker 8; outcome: approved by voice vote. - Capital projects plan — motion moved by speaker 8; outcome: approved by voice vote. - Form 4 appropriation tax rates — motion moved and approved by voice vote. - Appropriation reduction resolution — motion moved and approved by voice vote.
No specific dollar amounts for those four individual items were discussed on the record during the motions; the broader project funding appears in later construction/project agenda items.
