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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 2012

Page

6

Judge rules Ottawa school board wins key policy dispute

Franklin County judge finds the Ottawa school district’s key policy aligned with salaries and wages, denying the Ottawa Education Association’s grievance. The ruling upholds a 2012 labor finding that the policy did not violate the Kansas Professional Negotiations Act, noting safety and key management concerns.

Franklin County Ottawa School Board Ottawa Education Association Teachers’ Union Eric Godderer DEA Dean Katt Ottawa Schools Katt Kansas Department of Labor Megan Morris Lincoln Association OEA Godderz Douglas Hager

County approves amendments to close budget gaps

Franklin County Commissioners vote 4-0 to approve three 2012 budget amendments closing gaps in bond and interest, health department, and county-wide phone fund. Public hearing held with no residents speaking. Amendments raise total budget authority from 2.020 to 2.276 million, and must be finalized before December 31.

Franklin County Board of Commissioners Kansas Ed Taylor Taylor Colt Waymire Don Stottlemire David Hood Steve Harris General Fund Lisa Johnson Health Department Johnson

Ottawa district audit finds clean bill of health

The Ottawa school district posted a 2012 audit with no deficiencies in budgeting and internal controls. General fund fell from 14.5 to 14.4 million while state aid rose to 10.729 million and special education funding grew to 1.77 million. federal grants dropped nearly 450 thousand. The district refinanced bonds to cut debt and complied with federal grant requirements while other federal funds totaling about 2.1 million support meals and special education.

Ottawa Agler & Gaeddert Chartered S. Main St Harold Mayes Agler & Goeddert Mayes Susan Ward

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