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Troy USD 429 to buy shot clocks, adds athletic cameras and secures multi-year price
Summary
The Troy USD 429 board recorded purchases including Nevco shot clocks for $8,430.50 and a decision to add HUDL cameras for softball and baseball at a three‑year price of $10,200; the district also approved an ADOPT grant for computers under the consent agenda.
During its Feb. 9, 2026 meeting, the Troy Unified School District 429 board documented several equipment and technology decisions. Minutes state the district will purchase shot clocks and two controllers from Nevco for $8,430.50.
Superintendent Patrick McKernan and Principal Allisha Engemann briefed the board on technology subscriptions and coverage for athletics. The minutes record that the district decided to modify its HUDL subscription to add cameras for softball and baseball, securing a price of $10,200 for three years and electing not to charge a subscription fee for the 2026–27 school year.
The consent agenda — approved by motion — included the district’s ADOPT grant for computers; the minutes do not specify the grant amount. The consent agenda also recorded a supplemental duty assignment for Chaz Williams as TMS boys assistant basketball coach.
Provenance: Details appear in the minutes (shot clocks: SEG 032; HUDL cameras and subscription decision: SEG 034; consent grant: SEG 028–029).
