Bluffon school board will act on a list of 19 coaching openings for this spring and next fall at Monday' school board meeting.
The list may be viewed below this story. It is also part of the boad packet attached at the bottom of the story.
Also on the agenda is approval of the Allen County budget commission's general property tax report for 2019. An additional chart below shows that information.
The chart shows that the school district will receive $4.1 million from levies outside the 10 mill limiation.
One topic that impacts most residents is a refuse hauling contract. A three-year contract was awarded in June 2016 to Republic Refuse. It included an option to extend the contract for one year should Bluffton approve a proposed monthly rate change.
That change jumps from the current $15.23 per month to $18.25 per month for residential refuse pick up from June 1, 2019, to May 31, 2010.
Jesse Blackburn, village administrator, will propose to accept the extension and bidding on a new refuse hauling contract in 2020.
Wesley Klinger is president of the Bluffton school board for 2019. His election was made during the board’s Jan. 14 reorganization meeting. He replaces Brad Fruchey as board president.
Klinger was first elected to the school board in 2014. He holds past memberships on the Bluffton Family Recreation board and Bluffton Preschool board. He served as board vice-president in 2018.
It will be a busy council meeting on Monday (tonight, Jan. 14), as the village governing body meets for the first time in 2019.
A 31-page agenda is attached at the bottom of this story –
Among items on the agenda include the introduction of Elliott T. Werth, as the new village solicitor. He is with the Findlay law firm of Hackenberg, Beutler, Rasmussen and Feighner.
