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Brush school board approves mill levy, audit extension, personnel items and purchases

School District No. Re-2 Brush Board of Education · December 9, 2024
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Summary

The School District No. Re‑2 Brush board voted by roll call to certify the property tax mill levy, approve an audit extension, confirm personnel actions (including approval of a head girls basketball coach) and authorize a storage container purchase up to $10,000.

At its meeting, the School District No. Re‑2 Brush Board of Education approved several formal actions by roll call, including certification of the property tax mill levy, an audit extension and personnel and procurement items.

The board moved and seconded the property tax (mill levy) resolution and approved it on roll call; the transcript records roll call responses of Mrs Garrett, Mrs Hanson, Mr Miller, Mr Morton, Mr Cal, Mr wi shamer and Mr CH as affirmative. The board then approved an audit extension on a separate roll call. Later the personnel report was approved and included a motion to appoint Delena (also spelled Delina in the transcript) Talini as the BMS head girls basketball coach; that appointment was moved, seconded and approved on roll call. The board also approved the purchase of a storage container for no more than $10,000 by motion and roll call.

No recorded dissenting roll‑call votes or abstentions appeared in the transcript excerpts provided; each action was announced as passed following a roll call in which the regular board membership responded present/affirmative. The transcript also records the consent agenda being approved earlier in the meeting.

The board did not provide tie‑break or roll‑back motions in the public record excerpt. Several items mentioned during the meeting — including potential capital reserve use for a BEST grant if awarded and further facilities contracting decisions — remain for future board action.

The meeting also scheduled a special meeting the following Monday to interview owner’s representatives as part of ongoing procurement work.