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At-a-glance: Buckeye Union board actions March 18, 2026
Summary
Summary of votes: the Board approved the consent agenda, the Transportation Service Plan (estimated $229,512.91 increase), the district's response to the Costco Draft EIR (after student presentations), a positive fiscal certification for 2025/26, and approved November 2025 CSBA policy updates; one set of January 2026 updates was deferred for further review.
The Buckeye Union School District Board of Trustees voted on multiple items at its March 18, 2026 regular meeting. Below are the formal actions and outcomes recorded in the meeting minutes.
Votes at a glance
- Consent Agenda (minutes of March 4; personnel update; summary of warrants for Feb. 1-28, 2026): approved by motion (moved by Jon Yoffie; seconded by Brenda Hanson-Smith); motion carried 5-0.
- Transportation Service Plan (required under EC §39800.1; staff reported approximately $229,512.91 in additional funding): approved by motion (moved by Scott Masten; seconded by Brenda Hanson-Smith); motion carried 5-0.
- District Response to Draft Environmental Impact Report for proposed Costco (included Rolling Hills student research): approved by motion (moved by Melissa Keyzer; seconded by Brenda Hanson-Smith); motion carried 5-0.
- Positive Certification of Fiscal Year 2025/2026 Second Interim Report (period ending Jan. 31, 2026) and budget revisions: approved by motion (moved by Brenda Hanson-Smith; seconded by Jon Yoffie); motion carried 5-0.
- Suggested Revisions to Buckeye Union Board Policies/Regulations/Bylaws/Exhibits (January 2026 CSBA updates, second reading): Board members expressed concerns and requested additional review; item was set to return for a third reading.
- Suggested Revisions to Buckeye Union Board Policies/Regulations/Bylaws/Exhibits (November 2025 CSBA updates, first reading): approved by motion (moved by Scott Masten; seconded by Brenda Hanson-Smith); motion carried 5-0.
Each action above is recorded in the board meeting minutes and reflected in motions and recorded votes. Where the minutes note a staff presenter or student presenters, that is recorded in the relevant item. Items that required no public testimony had hearings opened and closed with no comments.
