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Farmington board backs Oakland Schools 2026–27 budget, designates election representatives

Farmington Board of Education · May 19, 2026
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Summary

The Farmington Board of Education voted 7-0 May 19 to adopt a resolution supporting the Oakland Schools General Fund Operating Budget for 2026–27 and designated Trustee Ronald Recinto as the district’s representative and Trustee Angie Smith as alternate for the Oakland Schools board election; the board directed its representatives to cast the vote for candidate Gary Hauff.

The Farmington Board of Education adopted a resolution supporting the Oakland Schools General Fund Operating Budget for the 2026–27 school year after a roll-call vote that was unanimous, with all seven trustees voting aye.

Trustee Claudia T. Heinrich moved the resolution, which Trustee Ronald Recinto supported. The board’s recorded vote listed Ayes: Blau, Heinrich, Hull, Recinto, Smith, Walker and Weems; Nays: None. In the same motion sequence, the board designated Trustee Ronald Recinto as its voting representative and Trustee Angie F. Smith as alternate for the Oakland Schools Intermediate School District Board election and instructed the designated representatives to cast the district’s vote for Gary Hauff for the open six-year term ending June 30, 2032. "The board supports the candidacy of Gary Hauff," the motion directed.

The actions were procedural and advisory to the Oakland Schools election process; no additional district funding or policy changes were recorded as part of these votes. Public comment periods occurred during the meeting but the minutes show no public action tied to either item.