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Imlay City board approves $3.3 million in bills, bond payments and a string of routine measures

Imlay City Board of Education · November 24, 2025
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Summary

The Imlay City Board of Education on Nov. 24 approved $3,313,693 in General and Lunch Fund disbursements, $39,850 in bond capital project checks, overnight wrestling trips and the annual summer tax resolution; the board also accepted 31aa funds with a litigation contingency and added an employment contract to the agenda.

The Imlay City Board of Education on Nov. 24 approved a slate of financial and routine actions, including payment of $3,313,693 in General Fund and Lunch Fund bills and $39,850 in Bond Capital Projects checks.

Treasurer Doug Van Dyk moved to approve the General Fund and Lunch Fund disbursements, and Vice President Kaylee Kaeding supported the motion; the roll-call vote was unanimous. President Sharon Muir moved and Trustee Ashley Wolford supported approval of the bond capital projects checks; that motion also passed on a unanimous roll call.

The board unanimously approved overnight travel for the Imlay City wrestling team to attend the Hudson Super 16 on Jan. 16–17, 2026, and the Chippewa Hills Duals on Jan. 23–24, 2026. Trustee Ashley Wolford moved to continue the summer tax levy and adopt the Annual Summer Tax Resolution; Trustee Laura Zelenak supported the motion and it passed unanimously.

On a separate motion, the board rescinded an earlier resolution declining 31aa funds and adopted a new resolution accepting those funds while empowering the superintendent to rescind acceptance depending on outcomes in the associated litigation. Trustee Laura Zelenak moved the resolution and Trustee Ashley Wolford supported it; the vote was unanimous.

Board members added Action Item 12.5 and approved an employment contract for Elizabeth Hampton as Borland Behavior Support Specialist, effective Dec. 2, 2025. Vice President Kaylee Kaeding moved to add the item and approve the contract; Trustee Ashley Wolford supported the motion and the vote was unanimous.

The meeting ended with routine board sharing and adjournment at 8:10 p.m.