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Surplus-vehicle sales net about $114,000; superintendent outlines safety and gym projects
Summary
Superintendent Jeff Thompson told the Sharon Board of Education the sale of surplus vehicles brought in around $114,000 and reported progress on an SRO safety grant and a gym door-and-window project; he said fence panels are being made and the county will be asked to remove the old fence.
Superintendent Jeff Thompson told the Sharon Board of Education on Dec. 11 that the district had sold all surplus vehicles and that the sale generated "around $114,000.00." Thompson said the district will use proceeds to support priorities and credited a board member for suggesting an online auction service.
Thompson also updated the board on safety and facilities: an SRO safety grant is moving forward, the Sharon gym door and window project will start that week, and panels for a safety fence are being fabricated while the district coordinates with the county to remove the old fence. Thompson said Dakota Lambreth will join the board and will be sworn in at the April meeting.
The report did not specify which exact line-item budgets will absorb the surplus proceeds; board discussion of the walking-trail grant later in the meeting referenced using surplus funds for local match obligations.
