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Ionia board approves sinking-fund projects including flooring, restrooms and water-main replacement

Ionia Public Schools Board of Education · April 21, 2025
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Summary

The Ionia Public Schools Board unanimously approved multiple sinking-fund projects April 21, 2025, including summer 2025 flooring replacement, Welch restroom renovations, and a high-school water-main replacement; the board also received a sinking-fund financial update.

The Ionia Public Schools Board of Education on April 21 unanimously approved several sinking-fund projects, including districtwide flooring replacement this summer, restroom renovations at Welch, and replacement of the high-school water main.

Executive Director of Business and Finance Jammie Sprank presented a sinking-fund activity update through March 31, 2025, saying, "The total amount of Sinking Fund revenue was $9,000,569.21, while expenditures to date were $7,154,478.00." That fiscal overview accompanied project proposals presented by Mike Avery.

Mike Avery presented the Betley Flooring proposal and a Sourcewell carpet contract, which the board approved as the Summer 2025 flooring replacement. The board then approved base bids and write-ups for Welch restroom renovations and accepted the award summary for the IPS High School water-main replacement. All three motions were moved by President Yokom and carried on 6-0 votes after members offered support and brief acknowledgements.

The actions are part of continuing use of the sinking fund, a dedicated local revenue source noted by Sprank in her report. The board also approved several support-staff hires that align with operations and food-service needs.

Board members thanked Avery for his work on bids and project preparation during the board-comment period. The board adjourned at 7:16 p.m.; the next regular meeting is set for May 19, 2025.