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Board approves bills, FY27 tentative budget, leases and contracts in roll-call votes
Summary
The Bremen CHSD 228 board moved and approved several consent and business items, including bills and payroll, the FY27 tentative budget for display, a treasurer's office lease through 2031, a student bus contract through FY2031, and a revised welding MOU with South Suburban College; motions passed by roll-call votes.
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At the meeting’s new-business portion, the board considered a set of consent and business items and approved them by roll-call. Item 5.1 (bills, addendum and payroll, including CVS bills) was recommended by administration and approved after a motion and second. "These items are being recommended for a full board approval," Doctor Morrison said when presenting item 5.1.
The board then approved item 5.2, the fiscal year 2027 tentative budget, to be displayed at the AD Center for 30 days. Item 5.3, a treasurer’s office lease through 2031, and item 5.4, a student bus contract through fiscal year 2031, were both presented and approved following brief discussion and clarification requests about a township label on the lease cover versus the signature page. Item 5.5, a revised welding MOU between District 228 and South Suburban College, was presented by Doctor Williams and approved along with personnel actions that included retirements, resignations, leaves and a slate of recommended hires (including an add-on hire, Ernesto Santa Cruz, proposed start date 07/27). All motions recorded roll-call "aye" votes from the trustees present.
Votes at a glance (as recorded in the meeting): items 2.1 and 2.2 (minutes approvals) and 5.1–5.5 were moved, seconded and carried by roll-call with ayes recorded. Personnel slate and the welding MOU were also approved. Several trustees asked clarifying questions before voting; no items were tabled.

