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Board approves range of finance, facilities and service contracts on consent
Summary
On consent the Harrison Central School District board approved multiple contracts and resolutions — from special‑education service agreements and food‑service equipment procurements to intermunicipal agreements and appropriation transfers.
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The Harrison Central School District Board of Education approved a broad finance and facilities consent package on June 17 that included service and vendor contracts, RFP/RFB contract awards, health‑service agreements, non‑resident tuition contracts and several budgetary resolutions.
Items approved on consent included a services agreement with Omni Financial Group, multiple special‑education services contracts (Hawthorne Cedar Knolls, Clear View, New York School for the Deaf and others named in the record), RFB/RFP contract awards for food service equipment and asset recovery, a contract extension for IT support (RFP 2023‑1), and a change order for a classroom addition at Harrison High School. The board also approved resolutions to assign and appropriate reserve funds as of June 30, 2026, and authorized adjustments to budget appropriations and closure of a property loss reserve fund.
The finance and facilities package included approval of an intermunicipal agreement with the Town/Village of Harrison and authorization of engineering services for a planned parking lot expansion at Harrison High School. A board member commented that the agenda demonstrated the comprehensiveness and effectiveness of the district's business department.
All listed finance and facilities items were taken on consent; the transcript records voice approval by the board. The transcript does not provide line‑item dollar amounts for most entries in the public record excerpted in the meeting discussion; specific contract values and vendor details should be confirmed in the district's procurement records for precise figures.
The board set its next regular meeting for July 13, 2026, and then adjourned.

