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Board adopts bylaws for Measure K citizens' oversight committee
Summary
The Kingsburg board approved Resolution R11-2425 on Dec. 20, 2024, adopting amended and restated bylaws for a Measure K Citizens' Oversight Committee and indicated it will appoint members from a previously established committee to serve.
The Kingsburg Joint Union High School District Board of Trustees adopted Resolution R11-2425 on Dec. 20, 2024, to approve amended and restated bylaws that will govern the Measure K Citizens' Oversight Committee. Board members noted that state law requires a citizens' oversight committee to review bond expenditures to ensure Measure K funds are used for voter-approved projects.
Trustee Mike Serpa moved to approve Resolution R11-2425 and Trustee Brent Lunde seconded; the motion carried with four ayes recorded and one absence (Trustee Rick Jackson). The minutes state the district plans to appoint the now-existing members who served on a previous bond oversight committee (from a 2014 measure) to the Measure K oversight committee under the adopted bylaws.
The action formalizes the committee's governance framework as described in the supporting documents referenced during the meeting. No specific appointments, dates for committee meetings, or detailed fiscal oversight procedures are included in the transcripted minutes; those items appear to be left to subsequent administrative processes.
The meeting adjourned at 3:02 p.m. following the adoption of the bylaws resolution.
