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Angleton ISD to continue participation in TASB workers' compensation program with projected premium decrease
Summary
The board approved continued participation in TASB's Workers' Compensation program for 2025–26; TASB offered a 17% rate decrease, and the district expects an estimated $34,000 reduction in premiums despite projected salary increases.
Connie Cox told the board that TASB offered a 17% rate decrease for the district's Workers' Compensation program for 2025–26. Cox said projected salaries have increased by approximately $4.8 million, but the reduced rate is expected to lower premiums by roughly $34,000. The board approved continued participation in TASB's program by unanimous vote (moved by Dana Tolbert, seconded by Michael Stroman).
The minutes record these cost projections as estimates; the final premium will depend on payroll and final underwriting factors.
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