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ISD 110 board approves consent agenda naming legal counsel, newspaper and bank depositories; adopts several finance resolutions
Summary
The Waconia Public Schools board approved a consent agenda that named three law firms as district counsel, designated the Waconia Patriot as official newspaper, listed five district depositories, and adopted finance resolutions including facsimile signature authorization and designation of the Superintendent as local agency representative for federal programs.
At its Jan. 5 organizational meeting, the ISD 110 School Board approved a consent agenda that included designation of legal counsel, the district’s official newspaper, and authorized depositories for district funds.
The board approved appointing Squires, Waldspurger & Mace, P.A.; Kennedy & Graven Chartered; and Melchert, Hubert, Sjodin, PLLP as legal counsel for District 110. The board also designated the Waconia Patriot as the district’s official newspaper.
The consent agenda named Old National Bank of Waconia, Security Bank of Waconia, MN Trust, Associated Bank, and Hometown Bank as authorized depositories and authorized the Superintendent and the Director of Finance and Operations to open and manage accounts in accordance with institutional requirements and deposit-coverage practices described in the packet.
Separately, the board adopted finance and operations resolutions: authorizing facsimile signatures for district checks by the Director of Finance and Operations; naming the Superintendent as the district’s local agency representative for purposes of applying for federal program funds and executing related applications; and authorizing lease or purchase of goods and services pursuant to Minnesota Statute section 123B.52. The board also adopted a procedure for auditing monthly bills (board members may request audits by contacting the Director of Finance and Operations) and set the 2026 mileage reimbursement at the IRS rate of 72.5 cents per mile.
The consent agenda was approved on a motion by Rosin, seconded by Arnita; a roll-call vote was taken and all were in favor.
