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Eastpointe board removes former treasurer as authorized signer, adopts regular meeting schedule
Summary
The Eastpointe Community Schools Board of Education voted to remove former Treasurer Robert Rosco as an authorized signer on district accounts and adopted a regular second-and-fourth-Monday meeting schedule; the board also heard a superintendent report on district priorities.
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The Eastpointe Community Schools Board of Education voted to remove former Treasurer Robert Rosco as an authorized signer on all district accounts and adopted a regular meeting schedule for the year, board members recorded during the meeting.
Board members adopted a schedule of meetings on the second and fourth Monday of each month beginning at 6:30 p.m., to be held at Eastpointe City Hall, 23200 Grasset Avenue, the board confirmed during roll call. A separate motion removed Robert Rosco as an authorized signer for district accounts; the resolution was approved during a roll-call vote recorded at the meeting.
The removal was introduced as a resolution and carried on a roll call with the board voting in favor. The transcript records affirmative roll-call responses from board members present; the board clerk noted the votes and the chair declared the resolution approved.
No statutes, ordinance citations, or staff memos were referenced on the motion text included in the transcript; the meeting record does identify the person removed by name as “former Treasurer Robert Rosco.” The transcript does not include the motion maker’s full name for the removal motion (the mover is not explicitly identified in the segments provided) nor a written copy of the resolution attached to the spoken motion in the recorded segments.
The board also took an organizational step to set its regular meeting cadence and meeting location, which establishes the calendar the district will use for scheduling future business and public participation.
Next steps cited in the superintendent’s report included continued onboarding for new board members and development of related board policies; no additional financial controls or replacement signer names were announced during the recorded segments.

