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Lucas Local Board unanimously approves FY2025 permanent appropriations

Lucas Local Board of Education · September 23, 2024
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Summary

At a Sept. 23 special meeting, the Lucas Local Board of Education adopted the agenda and voted 3-0 to approve FY2025 permanent appropriations, a routine step that sets spending limits for the coming fiscal year. Two members were absent; the meeting lasted about six minutes.

The Lucas Local Board of Education unanimously approved its FY2025 permanent appropriations at a special meeting on Sept. 23, 2024, acting on a motion by Board President Timothy Cooper that was seconded by Board Member Roger Maglott.

The motion — recorded as item 2024-180 — passed on a 3-0 vote with Board Members Timothy Cooper, Roger Maglott and Eric Steward voting yes. Earlier in the meeting the board also adopted the meeting agenda (motion 2024-179) by the same 3-0 margin.

The vote on the permanent appropriations sets formal spending limits for the district for fiscal year 2025 and was accompanied in the record by a certificate citing Section 5705.412 of the Ohio Revised Code, which affirms the district’s authorization to levy taxes and the availability of sufficient funds to meet the obligations described.

Board attendance was recorded as three members present — Timothy Cooper, Roger Maglott and Eric Steward — and two members absent: Amy Cuthbertson and Rick Foss. The meeting began at 4:00 p.m. in the superintendent’s office and adjourned at 4:06 p.m. after motion 2024-181 to adjourn passed 3-0.

The document record attached to the meeting includes a certification under Section 5705.412 and a signature block listing Treasurer Eric W. Pickering; the transcript shows a superintendent title on the signature block but the name text is garbled and not clearly legible in the record.