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Roberts trustees shift $27,500 to safety fund, approve new telephone system
Summary
The Roberts School Board approved a $27,500 transfer to its Building Reserve Fund to replace the school telephone system for safety reasons and awarded a $27,028.50 installation bid to Rimrock Computer. The measures passed unanimously at the Nov. 19 meeting.
The Roberts School District No. 5 Board of Trustees approved a transfer of $27,500 from the Adult Education fund to the Building Reserve fund to pay for a new telephone system intended to improve school safety. Superintendent Dan Grabowska recommended the transfer; the board voted unanimously to approve it.
Trustee Brad Norman moved to accept a purchase-and-installation bid from Rimrock Computer for $27,028.50 to supply the new system; Trustee Joel Bertolino seconded the motion. The board recorded a unanimous vote in favor. The district stated the phone replacement will be funded from the Building Reserve account established for capital and safety projects.
The action followed a consent-agenda approval earlier in the meeting. No dissenting votes were recorded; the minutes list the voting record as YES — Dobbel, Norman, Bertolino, Bissonnette, Hill. The district did not provide an installation schedule in the minutes.
