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Finance Corporation appoints officers for 2025 and approves Jan. 16 minutes

Elizabethtown Independent Board of Education Finance Corporation · January 21, 2025
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Summary

At its Jan. 21, 2025 meeting at Panther Academy, the Elizabethtown Independent District Finance Corporation appointed Guy Wallace as president, Kim Iman as vice-chairman and Paul Mullins as secretary, and unanimously approved Jan. 16, 2024 meeting minutes.

The Elizabethtown Independent District Finance Corporation on Jan. 21, 2025, appointed Guy Wallace as president, Kim Iman as vice-chairman and Paul Mullins as secretary and unanimously approved minutes from its Jan. 16, 2024 meeting.

Paul Godfrey, a board member, moved to recess the Board of Education meeting so the Finance Corporation could convene; Brandy Armstrong seconded the motion and the board recorded a unanimous vote in favor. The Finance Corporation session was then called to order.

During the Finance Corporation meeting, Godfrey moved that the corporation approve officers for 2025: Guy Wallace for president, Kim Iman as vice-chairman and Paul Mullins as secretary. Brandy Armstrong seconded the motion; the roll call recorded all five members — Paul Godfrey, Kimbley Iman, Heather Sharpensteen, Guy Wallace and Brandy Armstrong — voting yes.

The corporation then voted to approve the meeting minutes of Jan. 16, 2024. Godfrey moved the motion and Heather Sharpensteen seconded; the motion passed with the same unanimous tally. The Finance Corporation adjourned after a motion by Sharpensteen, seconded by Godfrey, and the board returned to regular session.

All actions taken during the Finance Corporation meeting were procedural and approved by unanimous vote; no amendments, public testimony or contested items were recorded in the transcript.