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March 11, 2024 Announcement

Upcoming Bond Oversight Committee Meeting

Ferndale School District’s Bond Oversight Committee
has announced that it will hold its next meeting on:

Tuesday, March 19, 2024

6:00 p.m.

At Mountain View Conference Center

5780 Hendrickson Road, Ferndale, Washington

 

The Committee will consider agenda items as attached hereto and any other matters that may properly come before the Committee at that time.

Committee Chair
Riley Cornelsen

Bond Oversight Committee Application

The committee is currently seeking alternate members.

Please click the following link to access the bond oversight committee application:

Bond Oversight Committee Application

Please include your resume with your application.

You may submit your completed application by:

  • Drop off – Ferndale School District Attention: Bond Oversight Committee
  • Mail – PO Box 698, Ferndale WA 98248
  • Email – riley.cornelsen@ferndalesd.org

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BOC Quarterly Reports

Meeting Notices, Agendas and Minutes (click on the month)

    • Riley Cornelsen
    • Brian Lynch
    • Sandi McMillan
    • Mark Harting
    • Dan Cornelsen
    • Joe Lupo
    • Tristen Byers (alternate member)
    • Michael Contezac (alternate member)
    • Rick Strissel (alternate member)

    • No fewer than 5, no more than 9 members
    • Duration: Extent of the Ferndale School District bond spending
    • Must be a Ferndale School District resident
    • Cannot be a current FSD employee, board member, vendor, contractor, or consultant
    • Cannot be a current City of Ferndale employee or consultant
    • Experienced individuals in a range of professions specific to the 2018 bond projects list (building design/construction, project management, accounting, real estate, finance, education, etc.)
    • Good standing and reputation in the community for fairness and transparency
    • Active community members
    • Number of meetings = 3-6 meetings/year

  • The committee responsibilities are to make sure the projects are delivered:

    • On Time, ensuring projects are completed according to schedule.
    • On Budget, ensuring projects stay on track financially.
    • As Promised, ensuring projects match the commitments the District made to taxpayers.
    • With Transparency, ensuring all information is regularly shared with the community.