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Votes at a glance: April 13 Vermilion Local board meeting
Summary
At its April 13 meeting the Vermilion Local Board approved by unanimous votes a roof contract, an SRO appointment, multiple personnel hires and vendor agreements, financial reports, donations, and appropriations; details and roll‑call results are listed.
The Vermilion Local Board of Education took multiple formal actions at its April 13 regular meeting. All recorded motions below passed by unanimous roll call votes as recorded in the transcript.
• Roof contract: Approved contract with Engineered Systems for Vermilion High School roof replacement; vote recorded as "yes" by Mr. Benson, Mrs. Stepp, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Dennis, Mrs. Trice and Miss Dunn (motion approved). (SEG 656–670)
• SRO appointment: Approved appointment of Deputy Ron Linkis as the district's school resource officer; candidate introduced and approved by unanimous roll call. (SEG 671–716)
• Personnel and employment actions (consent agenda): Approved multiple hires and resignations including Autumn Numm (seventh‑grade math teacher), Noah Jameson (intervention specialist), other classified and supplemental contracts; also approved policy revisions for first read and a range of interdistrict/contracted services. (SEG 718–1112)
• Contracts and services: Approved a three‑year agreement beginning May 1, 2026 with Busrite Incorporated for bus tracking and routing; approved agreements for copier equipment (Xerox), nursing services (Erie County Health Department), and multiple special‑education and ESC contracts listed in the consent agenda. (SEG 776–1112)
• Financial actions: Approved the March 2026 financial report (general fund revenue through March $26.7M; cash and expenditure summaries presented) and approved March appropriations adjustments. (SEG 803–1022)
• Donations: Accepted multiple donations including $300 from AMVETS Post22 auxiliary (negative lunch balances), $4,500 from Grace Community Kitchen for Sailor Way sensory room, and $6,600 from Grace United Methodist Church for esports computers. (SEG 950–977)
All roll calls and recorded "yes" votes are cited from the meeting transcript.
