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Scottsboro City board unanimously approves FY25 budget after second hearing
Summary
After a second FY25 budget hearing presented by Elizabeth Stout, the Scottsboro City board voted unanimously Sept. 10, 2024, to adopt the proposed FY25 budget; motions to approve the agenda and to adjourn were also passed unanimously.
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The Scottsboro City board unanimously approved the proposed fiscal year 2025 budget at a called meeting Sept. 10, 2024, after a second budget hearing presented by Elizabeth Stout, the district's chief school finance officer.
Elizabeth Stout, chief school finance officer, presented the second hearing on the proposed FY25 budget and the superintendent recommended that the board adopt the budget. Patrick Woosley, board member, moved to approve the FY25 budget, and Cheyenne Bennett, board vice president, seconded the motion. The motion was recorded as "unanimously approved." The minutes list five voting members present: Jason Williams (board president), Cheyenne Bennett (board vice president), Patrick Dicus (board member), Dr. Gary Speers (board member) and Patrick Woosley (board member).
Earlier in the meeting the board approved the agenda on a motion by Patrick Woosley, seconded by Dr. Gary Speers; that motion was also recorded as unanimously approved. Following the budget vote, Patrick Woosley moved to adjourn, Patrick Dicus seconded, and the meeting was adjourned by unanimous vote.
The minutes identify Amy Childress as superintendent and record the meeting as a "Called Board Meeting" held Sept. 10, 2024, at 5:00 p.m. The record does not specify budget line items, total dollar amounts, or any amendments; those details were not provided in the minutes and are therefore not included here.
No formal dissent, abstentions, or roll-call vote breakdowns by individual yes/no were recorded beyond the notation that each motion was "unanimously approved."
