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Treasurer reports $24.4M cash, board accepts BWC grant and approves van purchase
Summary
Treasurer Craig Yaniglos reported a $24.4 million cash balance and presented multiple finance items; the board approved an $8,200 BWC grant-funded Work Injury Solutions proposal, a van purchase, asset-inventory contract and Pay‑to‑Participate fees for 2026–27.
Treasurer Craig Yaniglos told the board the district had $24.4 million in cash at the end of May, equal to 151 days of cash on hand, and that expenditures are within one percent of the February forecast.
The board approved several treasurer recommendations: a contract with Asset Control Solutions (ACS) to conduct a full physical inventory of district property over $5,000; renewal of the MinuteMen workers’ compensation retainer; after-bid approval for two new student transportation vans; and acceptance of an $8,200 Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC) grant to design a transitional work program contracted to Work Injury Solutions. The BWC-funded program was described as 100% grant-funded in the meeting materials and is intended to provide supervisor training and job analyses to help injured staff return to light duty.
The board also approved the 2026–27 Pay‑to‑Participate fees and acknowledged the district absorbed $36,491 at the high school and $7,967 at the middle school due to the fee caps. All Treasurer recommendations passed 5-0.
