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Trustees approve consent calendar, including DocuSign, Frontline and detection-dog contract
Summary
The Richland board approved the consent calendar and ratified three contracts: Interquest Detection Canines ($1,850), Frontline applicant-tracking renewal ($5,491.57) and a DocuSign electronic signature implementation ($17,899.99).
The Board of Trustees approved the consent calendar without discussion and voted 4–0 to adopt minutes, warrants and routine items. The consent calendar included approval of a one-year contract with Interquest Detection Canines of Fresno for substance awareness and detection services ($1,850.00), the Frontline applicant tracking renewal ($5,491.57) and a DocuSign electronic signature implementation ($17,899.99).
Trustee DeWitt moved and Trustee Rodriguez-Root seconded the motion; the vote was four in favor, with Trustee Tony Aguirre absent. District staff noted these are operational contracts designed to support hiring, document workflows and student-safety programming.
