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Union City board approves $33,849 K12 Media contract for bond-election communications over lone no vote
Summary
The Board approved a $33,849 contract with K12 Media to handle public communications for a potential bond election; the motion passed 6-1 with Darin LaBar recorded as the sole Nay.
The Union City Community Schools Board of Education approved a contract with K12 Media for communications related to a potential bond election in the amount of $33,849. The motion, made by Darin LaBar and seconded by Jeremy Steele, passed 6-1 with Darin LaBar recorded as voting Nay on the final tally.
The contract was added to the agenda earlier in the meeting by a separate motion that carried unanimously. The meeting record states: "The Board of Education approves the contract for K12 Media to handle the communication to the public for the potential upcoming bond election in the amount of $33,849." The record shows one no vote on the contract itself; the transcript does not provide a stated reason for that dissent.
Board members approved the expenditure during the same meeting in which the board accepted a facilities plan and set a special meeting on April 7 to file the Treasury application. The contract amount and the single recorded dissent are the only specifics in the meeting record regarding the vendor selection and opposition; no additional contract details (term length, deliverables) were included in the minutes.
