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Boyne City finance committee lists budget and millage reviews, adjourns after brief meeting
Summary
The Boyne City Public Schools Special Finance Committee met May 26 to review the 2025/2026 end-of-year budget, preliminary 2026/2027 estimates, capital improvements and local millage matters; there were no public comments and the meeting adjourned at 7:21 p.m.
Treasurer Mary Towne called the Boyne City Public Schools Special Finance Committee of the Whole to order at 6:00 p.m. Tuesday in the BCEC Conference Room, listing Savannah Hrenko, Mary Towne and Sara Ward as present and Riley Cope, Zareena Koch, Joel Schraw and Jill Towne-Patton as absent.
The agenda identified several finance-related items for committee review: the 2025/2026 end-of-year budget, preliminary 2026/2027 budget estimates, the capital improvement budget and a local millages review, along with subtopics including enhancement, career and technical education, special education, student accident gap insurance and a stakeholder grant review. The minutes do not contain verbatim presentations, numeric budget details or staff recommendations — they record the items on the agenda but not the substance of any discussion.
Public commentary was recorded as none. The meeting was adjourned at 7:21 p.m. on a motion by Sara Ward, seconded by Savannah Hrenko. As recorded in the minutes, Savannah Hrenko voted "Yea," Mary Towne voted "Yea" and Sara Ward voted "Yea," for a tally of Yea: 3, Nay: 0. The minutes were signed by Sara Ward, Board Secretary, Boyne City Board of Education, and Angela Matelski, Recording Secretary, Boyne City Public Schools.
