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Votes at a glance: Silver Consolidated board approves finance consent items and Montoya PreK transportation contract
Summary
On Dec. 16 the Silver Consolidated Schools board approved several procedural items by voice vote, including minutes and agendas, accepted a $500,000 COPS grant for security upgrades and approved a $12,000 Montoya PreK transportation contract; no contested roll-call votes were recorded.
What the board approved on Dec. 16:
- Work-session agenda (motion by Mr. Khan; second by Mr. McMillan) — approved by voice vote (work session, SEG 024–038).
- Minutes from the Nov. 18 work session and regular meeting, Nov. 14 Finance Committee, and Nov. 8 special meeting (mover: Mrs. Clement; second: Doctor Diaz) — approved by voice vote (SEG 1072–1090).
- Regular meeting agenda for Dec. 16 (motion by Mr. Khan; second by Doctor Diaz) — approved by voice vote (SEG 1091–1105).
- Financial consent agenda (presented by Director of Finance Michelle McCain): November warrants totaling $3,078,820.97; a $500,000 COPS grant to be used for keyless‑entry security upgrades; and a docket of community donations. The consent agenda was moved and approved by voice vote (SEG 2443–2474). The COPS grant acceptance is recorded as part of the consent agenda.
- Montoya PreK Transportation Fleet Service Contract (initial contract for the school year, $12,000 awarded for PreK transport outside regular transportation budget): motion by Doctor Diaz; second by Mr. Khan — approved by voice vote (SEG 2475–2528).
Adjournments: The work session and the regular meeting were both adjourned after motions and seconded actions with voice or roll‑call confirmations (work session adjournment SEG 962–981; regular meeting adjournment SEG 2631–2650).
Notes on voting records and procedure: Most votes were taken by voice assent rather than individual roll-call tallies. Where roll calls were used for attendance confirmation, board members present included Missus Montenegro, Doctor Diaz, Mr. McMillan and Mrs. Clement; no dissenting votes were recorded in the transcript for the motions described above.
