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Centerville ISD board approves cameras for special‑education buses, tables seat‑belt fleet upgrade
Summary
The board approved adding cameras to the special-education bus fleet and soliciting bids for additional units; a proposed upgrade to require seat belts across the bus fleet was tabled. The motions were recorded in the minutes with the cameras motion carried 5–0.
Centerville ISD trustees on Nov. 17 approved adding cameras to the district's special education bus fleet and directed staff to obtain bids for broader implementation. The motion to approve additional cameras was moved by Tuffy Loftin, seconded by Eric Schwab, and recorded as carried (votes recorded 5–0).
Earlier in the meeting Dottie Sullivan presented information on seat belt upgrades during the public hearing. A proposal described in the packet to upgrade the bus fleet to include seat belts was tabled by the board and not approved at this meeting; the minutes record the item as "tabled." No public comments were recorded during the hearing when the seat-belt information was presented.
The minutes reference attached materials for the seat-belt discussion and list the cameras motion among consent or action items. The board did not record dollar amounts for camera procurement or a timeline for installation in the minutes.
