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Jesup board approves construction, equipment and personnel items in consent agenda
Summary
The Jesup Community School District Board unanimously approved a consent agenda Sept. 8 that included multiple construction and equipment contracts (totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars), purchase orders for rooftop controllers, and several personnel hires and resignations.
The Jesup Community School District Board of Education unanimously approved a broad consent agenda at its Sept. 8 meeting that authorized construction and maintenance contracts, equipment purchases and several personnel hires.
On a motion by Board member Trumbauer, seconded by Board member Youngblut, the board approved purchase orders and bids including a Mechanical Sales order for 13 rooftop controllers for $29,395.00; Legacy Fund work awarded to Waltztoni for a dug-out project at $133,300; Pat Schaffer for concrete phase 2 at $106,640; Meston Brothers Irrigation for $92,875; and a playground base contract with Pat Schaffer for $19,620.50. The consent vote also covered routine business: August 2025 financial statements and transportation report, September claims, and several open-enrollment applications.
The consent agenda included an updated 28E agreement with the Waterloo Career Center to continue work-based learning relationships, and retained St. Joseph (Raymond) as a regular bus pick-up point as in prior years. The board approved a set of proposed fundraisers for music, class and FFA activities, and accepted the resignation of Emily Treptow as middle-school girls basketball coach. The board also approved a range of recommended hires for support and after-school positions as presented to the board.
Board member Trumbauer made the motion to approve the consent items; Board member Youngblut seconded the motion. The vote was recorded as unanimous among the five members present. No dissent or abstentions were recorded.
The approvals authorize staff to proceed with contracting and implementation; specific start dates, funding sources and contract timelines were not detailed on the record.
