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Committee sets aside $300 contingency for bookbag program
Summary
Denton Parks & Recreation approved a $300 contingency to help fill gaps for the Denton Westland bookbag drive if needed; staff will report available donated supplies before release.
A Committee member moved to allocate $300 as a contingency fund for the Denton Westland bookbag drive to purchase missing items such as binders or other school supplies. "I make a motion that we, put aside... $300, just in case, for Denton Westland and the book bag drive that they're doing," the member said; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.
Staff reported a significant volume of donations already on hand but agreed to inventory remaining items and notify the committee by the following day if purchases were needed. The Chair said the library and church partners could supplement supplies if required, reducing the chance funds will be needed.
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