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Hastings school board adopts 2026–27 budget, approves FY28 facilities plan and several contracts

Hastings Public School District Board of Education · June 17, 2026
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Summary

At its June 17 meeting the Hastings Public School District board approved the FY28 Long-Term Facilities Maintenance plan, adopted the 2026–27 budget, approved a SitelogIQ contract and several resolutions; one personnel vote recorded a single abstention.

The Hastings Public School District board on June 17 approved its FY28 Long-Term Facilities Maintenance (LTFM) Ten-Year Plan and adopted the 2026–27 budget, along with multiple contracts, resolutions and routine consent items.

Vice Chair Jessica Dressely presided over the meeting, which ran from 6:00 PM to 8:40 PM at the Hastings Middle School Media Center. After routine roll call and an approved agenda, the board approved the consent agenda, which included minutes, May bills payable, a personnel report, a reclassification of an HR position, policy updates and adoption of management plans for lead-in-water and indoor air quality.

The board voted 6–0 to approve the FY28 LTFM Ten-Year Plan after a presentation by Scott Stockdale, Director of Facilities & Safety. That vote was followed by adoption of the 2026–27 budget; Director of Finance & Operations Jennifer Seubert presented the budget and the motion to adopt carried 6–0. The board also approved a contract with SitelogIQ, a donations acceptance resolution, and a resolution calling the general election; each of those motions carried unanimously.

A personnel motion to approve the Kennedy Elementary 4th Grade Teacher Personnel Report passed with five ayes and one abstention; Director Mark Zuzek is recorded as abstaining. Other approvals during the meeting included the 2026–27 Local Literacy Plan, superintendent goals for 2026–27, and the selection of Farmington Gymnastics and Cheer as the gymnastics location for 2026–27. Several policy readings and updates were also finalized under the consent agenda and later votes.

The board’s actions set the district’s near-term budget and facilities priorities for the coming school year and authorized contracts and administrative items needed for implementation. The meeting record shows votes were generally unanimous on major items; where a roll call is noted it was performed by Melissa Millner.

The board adjourned at 8:40 PM.