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Board approves budget resolution and multiple procurements including cameras, laptops and vehicles
Summary
At its May 19 meeting the board adopted a resolution supporting the Oakland Schools general fund operating budget and approved procurement motions for iPads, CTE laptops, admin devices, security camera hardware and installation, three district trucks and two utility gators; the expenditure report totaling $15,639,610 was also approved.
The Farmington Public School District board approved a slate of action items by roll‑call vote at its May 19 meeting.
Budget resolution: The board adopted a motion to support the Oakland Schools general fund operating budget for 2026‑27 and waived the reading of the resolution. The roll call recorded unanimous votes in favor.
Election designation: Trustees designated Ronald Recinto as the district’s representative and Angie Smith as alternate to cast the district’s vote in the Oakland Schools Intermediate School District board election; the board indicated support for candidate Gary Hoff for a six‑year term ending 06/30/2032.
Technology and devices: The board authorized purchase of 110 elementary iPads from Apple for $132,220 funded through Title I; approved 330 CTE high‑school laptops for $439,560 (REMC pricing) funded through the 2020 bond and CTE funds; and approved 30 administrator devices from Apple for $57,840 (2020 bond funds).
Safety and infrastructure: The board approved security camera hardware from MCA for $690,766.01 (REMC contract) and installation services from Complete Interactive Technologies for $127,766.61, funded through the 2020 bond.
Vehicles and equipment: Trustees approved purchases of three Ford district trucks totaling $286,341 (general fund) and two 2026 John Deere utility gators (after trade‑in) totaling $37,054.26 (general fund).
Expenditures and consent: The board approved the expenditure report with a total of $15,639,610 across funds (general fund $12,495,007; athletics $95,567; capital projects $947,088; nutrition $517,351; benefits stabilization $1,584,597) and adopted the consent agenda (minutes, Head Start director’s report, personnel items).
All recorded votes reported in the meeting transcript were affirmative as presented; the transcript lists roll‑call votes with each trustee recorded as "Yes."
