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District 39 approves consent agenda including audit contracts and fiscal items totaling about $2.3 million
Summary
The board approved a multi-item consent agenda April 27 that included a one‑year renewal with Baker Tilly for audit services and approvals of accounts payable totaling $828,969.23 and manual checks totaling $1,486,976.92.
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The Wilmette Public Schools District 39 Board of Education approved a multi-item consent agenda at its April 27 meeting that included audit-service renewals and fiscal approvals totaling approximately $2.3 million.
Among the items approved by motion and roll-call vote were: a one‑year renewal of audit services with Baker Tilly US LLP covering District 39 financial statements, administrative salary-related procedures, and the Wilmette Community Special Education Agreement (WECSEA); audit fees were listed as District 39 $50,400, self $840, WECSEA $5,250 (total $56,490). The board also approved accounts payable between March 24 and April 27, 2026, totaling $828,969.23 and manual checks between those dates totaling $1,486,976.92. The clerk called the roll and recorded individual yes votes before announcing "The yeas have it. Motion carries."
The agenda also included approval to maintain specific executive-session minutes as confidential and to dispose of listed executive-session audio recordings pursuant to District Policy 2:220. Those administrative actions were included in the consent motion that passed.
The approvals mark routine fiscal housekeeping and contract renewals that the district's finance committee recommended in committee of the whole. The board did not debate or separately amend the amounts during the open meeting.
Ending: The board moved to executive session after the vote to discuss personnel, student matters and collective negotiations.

