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Regional School District No. 20 board fails to approve FY25 audit after OPEB concerns
Summary
The RSD20 Board of Education voted in favor of approving the FY25 budget audit but the tally fell short of the 66% threshold required for adoption after Treasurer John Morosani raised concerns about OPEB liabilities. David Flint of CliftonLarsonAllen presented the audit and answered board questions.
The Regional School District No. 20 Board of Education considered the FY25 budget audit during its May 21, 2026 meeting at Lakeview High School. David Flint, principal with CliftonLarsonAllen (CLA), presented the audit and responded to questions from board members.
Billie Jean Sideris moved to approve the FY25 budget audit; Susan Wheeler seconded. Treasurer John Morosani asked that the item be tabled, citing concerns about Other Post‑Employment Benefits (OPEB). Board members discussed the audit and the OPEB question before the chair called the vote.
The motion recorded 10 votes in favor, one vote against (Morosani), and one abstention (Kara Cruoglio). Under the board’s required approval threshold, motions to accept the audit must reach a two‑thirds majority (66%). The motion received 63.46% support and therefore did not carry.
David Flint had presented findings and answered questions during the presentation; the minutes record that board members engaged in a lengthy discussion about the audit and OPEB but do not show further detail on specific audit qualifications or recommended corrective actions.
The failure to adopt the FY25 audit means the board did not formally accept the audit document at this meeting. The minutes do not specify the next steps for addressing the OPEB concerns or whether the audit will be brought back for reconsideration at a future meeting.
