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Committee seeks about $1,200 to replace soccer uniforms after inventory shortfall
Summary
EU Sports reported roughly five of 30 soccer uniforms not returned and requested about $1,200 to buy replacements plus supplies; the board discussed whether the program's account can cover part of the cost and suggested better tracking and deposit rules.
A committee member asked the board to approve spending roughly $1,200 to purchase 30 soccer uniforms and an additional $250 in supplies after inventory showed only five of 30 uniforms were returned. The member said they had contacted vendors and that Pumpkin Harbor quoted about $28–$28.75 per uniform, estimating total costs near $900 for jerseys and shorts and about $1,200 with extra supplies.
Board members noted EU Sports maintains an account and suggested the group should recover some cost from that balance; they discussed deposits for season passes, improved sign-in sheets for parents to authorize billing for unreturned gear, and collection of overdue amounts for previously missing basketball uniforms.
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