Running debate: Gary schools insure only operable cars
The board approved the policy Tuesday with the
The policy runs through
"They're for automobiles that are actually moving," Superintendent
At last week's meeting, board members questioned why the district insured vehicles that aren't operable. It has a total of 71 vehicles and 46 are operable. The original liability insurance quote was
The vehicles are driven by the district's 24-member maintenance crew and by security personnel.
Last week, about five vehicles couldn't be located. Leslie-Skinner said Tuesday none of the fleet is missing and all were now located.
Board member
Pruitt said the inventory control staffer resigned and the district is under a hiring freeze so the position has remained vacant.
"Is the task assigned to someone else to make sure things don't float away?" asked Williams.
Pruitt prepared an updated vehicle audit for Tuesday's meeting.
Meanwhile, the board approved a memorandum of understanding with the
The board also approved the renewal of the district's health insurance policy with
Former
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