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Fraser Board approves Macomb ISD budget support, bond sale authorization and $12.28 million in payments

Fraser Board of Education · July 1, 2026
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Summary

At its May 8 meeting the Fraser Board of Education adopted resolutions supporting the Macomb Intermediate School District budget, authorized the sale of 2023 bonds, approved routine personnel actions and authorized payment of $12,283,306.96 in funds.

The Fraser Board of Education voted unanimously May 8 to adopt several fiscal and personnel measures, including support for the Macomb Intermediate School District’s general operating budget and a resolution authorizing the sale of bonds for the district’s 2023 bond issue.

The board also approved payment of bills across funds totaling $12,283,306.96: General Fund $4,925,008.58; Food Service Fund $223,577.01; Debt Retirement Funds $7,118,652.20; Capital Projects Fund $16,069.17. The motion to authorize these transactions was made by Treasurer Rebecca Jensen and supported by Robyn Norbeck; the motion carried with all members voting aye.

Personnel actions approved included the hiring of Stephanie Vaughn as bookkeeper/accounts payable at the administration building (effective March 29, 2023) and acceptance of the resignation and commendation of Paul Tregembo Jr., automotive shop teacher at Fraser High School (effective April 27, 2023). Both personnel motions carried unanimously.

Board members also approved the National History Day trip to College Park, Maryland, scheduled June 11–15, 2023, and adopted a resolution to recess into closed session under the Open Meetings Act, Section 8c, to discuss negotiations; the closed-session motion passed on a recorded roll call with all seven members voting aye.

The minutes show the motion adopting the bond-sale authorization passed but do not list bond sale amounts or purchaser details.