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Sinton ISD board approves consent agenda and large financial reimbursements
Summary
The Sinton ISD Board unanimously approved its consent agenda April 28, 2025, including March financial statements, budget amendments, and large invoices — notably a $297,716 reimbursement to Steel Dynamics and electricity and food-service invoices totaling about $110,215.
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The Sinton Independent School District Board of Trustees unanimously approved the consent agenda at its April 28, 2025 regular meeting, acknowledging the district's March financial statements and authorizing several budget adjustments and payments.
As part of consent, the board approved a $297,716.00 reimbursement to Steel Dynamics related to a duplicate Chapter 313 payment, $54,197.25 to Direct Energy Business Corp. for electricity service covering Feb. 6'Mar. 6, 2025, and $56,017.97 to Labatt Food Service Corp. for food and supplies (a Region 1 cooperative purchase). The district's March investment report showed approximately $81.9 million in total investments, and the board confirmed that Prosperity Bank serves as the district depository and Texpool is the TEA depository location.
Board Member Ethan Garza moved to approve the consent agenda; Board Member Sam P. Lankford seconded and the motion passed 7-0. The consent package also included multiple budget amendments (examples: $59,595 from fund balance for a 2025 Chevrolet Suburban and $250,000 from the bond fund for Phase II high-school furniture) and several revenue/expenditure adjustments to cover extracurricular and grant-related items.
