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Sampson County approves $82,731.75 from school capital reserve for emergency boiler
Summary
The board approved a Sampson County Schools request to use $82,731.75 from its capital reserve to replace an emergency boiler after reviewing invoices and documentation.
The Sampson County Board of Commissioners approved a Sampson County Schools request for $82,731.75 from the district’s capital reserve to cover an emergency boiler replacement.
Chair introduced the item and identified Melissa as the presenter. Melissa said Sampson County Schools had “provided the documentation, the invoices and everything with the reimbursement” and that the district was asking for $82,731.75 from its capital reserve to fund the immediate replacement.
The chair called for a motion; the board moved and seconded approval and the chair recorded that the motion “so carried.” No roll-call vote or opposing votes were recorded in the transcript.
The transcript records only the request amount and the board’s approval; it does not list vendor names, the facility affected, or any schedule for reimbursement. The school’s supporting invoices were described as submitted to county staff but not read aloud during the meeting.
Next procedural steps were not specified publicly in the transcript; the item was recorded as approved so staff may process the reimbursement and capital reserve drawdown per county procedures.
