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Mission CISD board authorizes one-year electricity contract through TPEA
Summary
The Mission CISD Board of Trustees on April 29 authorized the superintendent to secure a one-year electricity contract through the Texas Public Energy Alliance (TPEA) via cooperative purchasing. The motion passed 6–0 with one member absent.
The Mission Consolidated Independent School District Board of Trustees voted April 29 to authorize the superintendent and/or her designee to enter into a one-year electricity contract through the Texas Public Energy Alliance (TPEA) at a special meeting in Mission.
"Iris Iglesias moved to approve the Administration's recommendation to adopt the Resolution authorizing the Superintendent and/or her designee to enter into a one-year electricity contract through the Texas Public Energy Alliance (TPEA)," board member Iris Iglesias said when making the motion. Dr. Cris King, superintendent, framed the item as authorizing the district to secure energy pricing through a cooperative purchasing model.
Board member Natividad Sosa seconded the motion. The board recorded the vote as: Iris Iglesias, Veronica "Betty" R. Mendoza, Petra Ramirez, Dolores Reyna, Natividad Sosa and Jerry Zamora — yea; Danny Martinez — absent. The motion passed, yes: 6, nay: 0, absent: 1.
The action authorizes the superintendent or her designee to finalize a one-year electricity contract via the Texas Public Energy Alliance (TPEA). The transcript and minutes do not specify contract price, expected savings, or the exact start and end dates beyond the one-year term; those details were not provided in the recorded discussion.
The board took no further formal action on the item at the meeting. The district noted upcoming meetings on May 6 and May 13 where routine district business will be discussed.
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