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Savannah R-III board moves security-camera, roofing and copy-paper bids onto consent agenda

Savannah R-III Board of Education · May 9, 2025
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Summary

At its May 2025 meeting, the Savannah R-III Board of Education approved adding a security-camera RFP plus service-provider, roofing and copy-paper bids to the consent agenda after a motion from board member Corey; vote tallies were not recorded in the transcript.

The Savannah R-III Board of Education moved several procurement items onto its consent agenda during a brief May 2025 meeting, a board member said.

Board member Corey moved that the board add a security-camera request for proposals, a service-provider bid, multiple roof bids and copy-paper bids to the consent agenda. The Chair accepted the motion and thanked Corey; the transcript does not record a formal roll-call or numerical vote.

The action places the listed procurement items on the consent agenda, meaning they are slated to be approved as part of a grouped consent action unless pulled for separate discussion at a future meeting. The transcript offers no details about estimated costs, contract award dates, or vendor names for any of the items.

Board members asked whether there were questions before the board formally moved the items; none were recorded. Because the transcript lacks a formal tally or named second for the motion, the record lists the mover as Corey and notes that the second and vote counts were not specified.

Absent additional materials, the timeline for vendor selection, contract awards and funding sources remains not specified. The board also did not reference any related statutes or procurement policies on the record during this exchange.

The board proceeded with the rest of its brief agenda after adding the items to the consent list.