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Keystone Oaks advances proposed $55M budget, approves cameras bid and five-year athletic services deal

Keystone Oaks School District Board of School Directors · May 20, 2026
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Summary

The Keystone Oaks School District board authorized its proposed final budget for public inspection, approved a GovConnection security camera purchase not to exceed $155,205.50, and approved a five-year athletic training and physician services agreement with UPMC Sports Medicine. Final budget adoption is set for June 16, 2026.

The Keystone Oaks School District board on Monday authorized the proposed final budget for public inspection and approved several contracts the district says will affect operations over the next five years.

A board finance presenter (S4) said the proposed final budget for 2026–27 shows estimated expenditures of a little over $55,000,000 and expected revenues of a little over $50,000,000, producing a millage rate of 22.71 mills. The board voted to make the proposed final budget available for public inspection and scheduled final adoption for June 16, 2026.

Also during the meeting the board approved two contracts with multi-year implications. The board approved a five-year athletic training and physician services agreement with UPMC Sports Medicine, effective July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2031. A board member (S4) described the contract as the result of prior discussion and the motion carried.

The board also accepted GovConnection Inc. as the successful bidder for a security camera project at Keystone Oaks Middle and High Schools at a cost not to exceed $155,205.50. Board members said the district will front wiring costs this summer, install most interior work next summer to avoid disrupting classes, and that ownership of the cameras transfers to the district at the end of a five-year lease option.

Committee members said grant funding is expected to cover most if not all of the camera cost; one member noted there “may be some cost to the district” pending final invoicing and grant reconciliation.

Votes at a glance

- Proposed final budget (authorize public inspection; final adoption set for June 16, 2026) — Approved. - Accounts payable list through 04/30/2026 — Approved. - UPMC Sports Medicine athletic training and physician services agreement (07/01/2026–06/30/2031) — Approved. - GovConnection security camera contract (Keystone Oaks Middle and High Schools) — Approved, cost not to exceed $155,205.50.

The board also approved routine finance housekeeping and set a combined finance and building & grounds meeting to review budget details prior to the final vote.

What’s next: The board will present the final budget for adoption on June 16, 2026, and the district will meet with finance and building & grounds members to review line-by-line budget details beforehand.