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Yellow Medicine East board approves consent agenda including $1.67 million in recent disbursements

Yellow Medicine East ISD #2190 Board of Education · July 13, 2026
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Summary

The Yellow Medicine East School Board on July 13 approved a consent agenda that included two disbursement batches totaling $1,674,100.29, designated official depositories and authorized electronic fund transfers and legal counsel for the 2026–27 school year.

The Yellow Medicine East School Board approved a broad consent agenda on July 13 that included payments, banking designations and administrative authorizations. By motion from Amanda Lecy, seconded by Abbey Richter, the board approved two recent disbursement batches totaling $1,674,100.29.

The minutes record the two payment batches as: "payment for claims with checks numbered 30506-30580 in the amount of $328,921.76; wires in the amount of $455,038.50 for total disbursements of $783,960.26" and "payment for claims with checks numbered 30581-30651 in the amount of $889,987.92; wires in the amount of $152.11 for total disbursements of $890,140.03." The consent agenda also included approval of the June 22, 2026 meeting minutes, finance and enrollment reports, and the district's Credit Card Use & Procurement Procedure.

As part of routine financial housekeeping, the board designated FM Bank of Clarkfield for payroll, Citizens Alliance Bank Granite Falls for the board account, the Minnesota School District Liquid Asset Fund and MN Trust for receiving federal and state aid and investments. The board also authorized Finance Officer Jeremy Wilcox and Tara Miller, Director of Human Resources & Payroll, "to complete and authorize electronic fund transfers as necessary to pay board bills and payroll and to complete investments for the District in secured accounts to yield the greatest potential return on investments."