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Chokio-Alberta board backs Stevens County Safe Routes grant, agrees to up to $3,000 in district costs
Summary
The board voted unanimously to support the Stevens County Safe Routes to School infrastructure application, approving a district commitment to cover grant shortfalls up to $3,000; the motion carried by roll call 5-0.
The Chokio-Alberta Public Schools board voted on Nov. 18 to support the Stevens County Safe Routes to School infrastructure application, which the minutes describe as including sidewalks, curb ramps and other improvements near school property. The motion, made by Matt Westerman and seconded by Kurt Staples, passed unanimously by roll call (Staples, Westerman, Marty, Gibson, Pederson all recorded Yes).
Board members explicitly approved the district taking responsibility for any costs the grant does not cover, capped at $3,000. The minutes record this as a condition of support rather than a full project authorization; the item passed as an affirmative roll-call motion during the regular meeting.
