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Safety grants end; Troup ISD plans to absorb expenses into fund 199

Troup Independent School District Board of Trustees · August 12, 2025
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Summary

District staff said two safety grants will end for 2025–26; costs previously covered—guardian stipends, LPC salary, and safety equipment—are budgeted to move into fund 199 next year, officials said at the Aug. 12 workshop.

Blake Rowe told the board that two safety grants the district previously used to pay for positions and security supplies will end this year. He identified expenses previously funded by the grants—an LPC salary, guardian stipends, and safety and security supplies—and said those costs are planned to be absorbed into fund 199 for 2025–26.

Rowe did not present alternative grant-replacement funding sources during the workshop; absorbing recurring personnel and stipend costs into the general fund or fund 199 was presented as the district's current plan. The board did not take a formal vote on the funding shift during the workshop.