Lindsay ISD approves Interquest Detection Canines contract with small cost increase
Summary
The Lindsay ISD board approved a contract with Interquest Detection Canines for six half-day visits; the superintendent noted a $50 increase per visit. The contract was approved 5-0 on March 23.
Superintendent Steve Cope presented a contract with Interquest Detection Canines that provides six half-day visits for campus safety screening. Cope told the board the per-visit cost will increase by $50; following discussion, Kelly Dunn moved to approve the contract and Corey Anderle seconded. The board approved the contract by a 5-0 vote.
The contract covers a limited number of visits intended to supplement campus safety protocols; no additional details about renewal terms or total contract value were recorded in the minutes. The board approved the contract as presented, with the cost increase noted in the superintendent’s summary.
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