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Warren Local board accepts county-certified tax amounts, approves $2.48 million in February payments
Summary
At its March 26 meeting the Warren Local Board accepted amounts and rates certified by the Washington County Budget Commission and approved payment of $2,477,126.58 in February bills; the board also approved a Master Service Agreement with META Solutions for 2026–27.
The Warren Local Board of Education on March 26 accepted the amounts and rates certified by the Washington County Budget Commission and approved payment of $2,477,126.58 in bills and other February 2026 expenses.
The action came as part of the Treasurer’s report, which also included financial reports for February and an investment record showing $172.57 deposited into the Permanent Improvement Fund. The board unanimously approved the Treasurer’s recommendations (RES. NO. 23-26), with the motion made by Mr. Allen and seconded by Mr. Pettey.
The board also adopted RES. NO. 24-26, a resolution accepting the Budget Commission’s certified amounts and rates and directing the Treasurer to certify a copy of that resolution to the Washington County Auditor. The agenda materials include Schedule A and Schedule B tables showing requested levy yields and the County Auditor’s estimated rates for levies inside and outside the 10-mill limitation, as set out in the resolution.
The meeting packet listed a Master Service Agreement between META Solutions and Warren Local School District for the 2026–2027 school year; the board approved that agreement as part of the Treasurer’s recommendations.
Mr. Allen made the motion to approve the Treasurer’s recommendations; Mr. Pettey seconded it. The vote was recorded as: Mr. Allen, yes; Mr. Crum, yes; Mrs. Greenup, yes; Mr. Pettey, yes; Mr. Roush, yes.
The board did not discuss alternate funding sources or offer additional detail about the Master Service Agreement in the transcript. The Treasurer was directed to proceed with the certifications required by law.
