Arvon Township School Board elects officers, retains auditor and confirms 2021 administrative policies
July 01, 2026 | Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
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At a Jan. 12 reorganization meeting held via Zoom, the Arvon Township School Board unanimously elected Heather Stiebe president, Linda Griffith vice president, Mary DeLine secretary and Nancy Soli treasurer. The board also confirmed its auditor, updated bank signers, set meeting logistics and maintained existing administrative fees.
The board convened with four members present: Mary DeLine, Natalie Wahmhoff, Linda Griffith and Heather Stiebe; staff Diane Paulsen and Lori Johnson were listed as present. The meeting proceeded through a series of routine reorganization motions, each of which passed with the board recording “All in favor.”
Board member Nancy Soli moved to nominate Heather Stiebe as president; board member Natalie Wahmhoff seconded, Stiebe accepted the nomination and the motion passed unanimously. Subsequent officer elections followed the same pattern: Griffith was nominated and approved as vice president; DeLine as secretary; and Soli as treasurer. Natalie Wahmhoff was nominated and approved as trustee.
On administrative matters, the board voted to keep board member meeting pay at the same rate for 2021 (the record does not specify the dollar amount). The board approved a motion to remove Sue Bollech as a signer on the district's bank accounts and to make newly nominated secretary Mary DeLine the second signer; that motion passed unanimously.
The board retained Ruukila, Negro and Associates as the district auditor by motion of Linda Griffith, seconded by Nancy Soli, and set regular meetings for the second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m., with any special meeting or time changes to be posted on the front door of the school at least three days in advance. The board also adopted the IRS mileage reimbursement rate, recorded at the time as $0.56 per mile, and voted to keep copier and fax charges the same as the previous year (specific rates not specified).
By motion, Mary DeLine was appointed as the CCASB delegate and Nancy Soli as the alternate; both nominees accepted. The meeting was adjourned at 6:30 p.m., with the motion and second recorded as Heather Stiebe and Nancy Soli.
The meeting record shows no public visitors and no additional debate or opposition to the motions taken.
The board convened with four members present: Mary DeLine, Natalie Wahmhoff, Linda Griffith and Heather Stiebe; staff Diane Paulsen and Lori Johnson were listed as present. The meeting proceeded through a series of routine reorganization motions, each of which passed with the board recording “All in favor.”
Board member Nancy Soli moved to nominate Heather Stiebe as president; board member Natalie Wahmhoff seconded, Stiebe accepted the nomination and the motion passed unanimously. Subsequent officer elections followed the same pattern: Griffith was nominated and approved as vice president; DeLine as secretary; and Soli as treasurer. Natalie Wahmhoff was nominated and approved as trustee.
On administrative matters, the board voted to keep board member meeting pay at the same rate for 2021 (the record does not specify the dollar amount). The board approved a motion to remove Sue Bollech as a signer on the district's bank accounts and to make newly nominated secretary Mary DeLine the second signer; that motion passed unanimously.
The board retained Ruukila, Negro and Associates as the district auditor by motion of Linda Griffith, seconded by Nancy Soli, and set regular meetings for the second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m., with any special meeting or time changes to be posted on the front door of the school at least three days in advance. The board also adopted the IRS mileage reimbursement rate, recorded at the time as $0.56 per mile, and voted to keep copier and fax charges the same as the previous year (specific rates not specified).
By motion, Mary DeLine was appointed as the CCASB delegate and Nancy Soli as the alternate; both nominees accepted. The meeting was adjourned at 6:30 p.m., with the motion and second recorded as Heather Stiebe and Nancy Soli.
The meeting record shows no public visitors and no additional debate or opposition to the motions taken.
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