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Board approves Gallagher as program manager for potential bond projects, delegates authority to superintendent
Summary
The Daingerfield-Lone Star ISD Board on March 9, 2026 approved Gallagher, a Cummings Group company, as program manager for potential bond projects and delegated implementation authority to Superintendent Lesia Lewis; the motion passed unanimously by the five board members present.
The Daingerfield-Lone Star ISD Board of Trustees voted March 9 to approve Gallagher, a Cummings Group company, as the district's program management services firm for potential bond projects and to delegate related authority to Superintendent Lesia Lewis.
Board member Randy Terry moved to approve the engagement and to give the superintendent delegated authority on bond-related decisions; Joe Austin II seconded. The motion carried with President Neil Roney, Randy Terry, Fran Ridenour-Ramirez, Ricky Tigert and Joe Austin II recorded as voting in favor.
The action authorizes the superintendent to act on certain bond-project matters on behalf of the board, as reflected in the meeting minutes. The minutes do not specify contract value, scope details, or a start date for Gallagher's services; those details were described as pending and not specified in the public record of the special meeting.
Superintendent Lesia Lewis had also briefed the board earlier in the meeting on Texas Education Agency guidance related to district reporting systems, but the formal procurement motion and delegation were the principal outcomes of the agenda item.
The board is scheduled to meet in regular session on March 23, 2026, where additional details or follow-up related to the firm's role in bond planning may appear on the agenda.
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