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Board signs off on transportation plan, donates broken trailer and authorizes trailer purchase

Cutten Elementary School District Board of Trustees · March 10, 2025
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Summary

At the March 10 meeting the board approved the Cutten Elementary School District Transportation Plan 2025 as part of the consent agenda, declared a broken utility trailer surplus for donation to Fortuna High School, and later authorized up to $10,000 to replace the trailer. All motions carried 4-0.

The Cutten Elementary School District Board of Trustees approved the district’s Transportation Plan 2025 as part of its consent agenda and declared a broken utility trailer surplus for donation to Fortuna High School.

The consent agenda, which also included approval of minutes and warrants, was approved on a 4-0 vote after a motion by Board member Becky Reece and a second by Beth Johnston. Later in the meeting the board approved up to $10,000 to purchase a replacement utility trailer; that motion also carried 4-0 (moved by Becky Reece, seconded by Beth Johnston).

The minutes record both the surplus donation (consent agenda item 2.4) and the subsequent authorization to purchase a new utility trailer (agenda item 6.5). No further procurement vendor details or delivery timelines were recorded in the public minutes.