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Votes at a glance: Ross Local approves routine blocks, personnel RIF and fees
Summary
The Ross Local board approved a series of routine consent blocks including meeting minutes, personnel items (including a four-person reduction-in-force callback list), a rooftop HVAC replacement procurement, and the 202627 school fees; all actions were approved by the three members present and will be documented at the next meeting.
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The Ross Local School Board approved a set of routine consent items and financial reports during its regular meeting.
Key approved items
- Consent block (agenda and related consent items): motion made and approved by roll call. Yes votes recorded for Mr. Gunther, Mr. Carinick and Mr. Beckman; Mr. Young and Mrs. Weber were absent.
- Minutes from the prior meeting: approved by roll call with the same recorded yes votes.
- Superintendent personnel block (letters AC): included employment, resignations, retirements, contract renewals and a resolution establishing a reduction-in-force callback list affecting four employees (two custodians, one food service worker and one paraprofessional). The board approved the personnel block by roll call.
- Treasurers items (letters AD): monthly investment and financial snapshot reports, approval to replace a rooftop HVAC unit at Elda using a purchasing cooperative, and adoption of school fees for 202627. The board adopted these items by roll call.
Votes and procedure notes
Each of the above actions was moved, seconded and approved by roll call. The meeting recorded three yes votes (Mr. Gunther, Mr. Carinick, Mr. Beckman) and two absences (Mr. Young, Mrs. Weber) on those items. Because two members were absent, the board did not have the required quorum to authorize the Vista Consulting Phase 2 project without the additional approvals required by state procurement rules; a special meeting was scheduled for next Monday to take that vote.
No public comments were made during the public-comment period.
The meeting adjourned following the votes.

