Krise Bus and the Delaware Valley School District have agreed on a payment for back years of fuel use and on procedures for the future to improve the tracking and accounting of fuel purchases, according to a document available at Thursday's school board meeting.
The agreement says Krise Bus will pay DVSD $9,927.75 for fuel use since 2005 in accordance with contract. It also agrees to implement new tracking techniques for the future, including computized pump tracking software and improved driver logging.
According to a member of the public at Thursday's school board meeting, transportation committee chairperson Diane French said there was nothing to report during her committee's report. The public was made aware of the agreement after board member Sue Casey brought it up, meeting attendees said in an email.
View the agreement (.PDF)
Friday, April 24
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Any criminal charges pending or only a fine? Did DV decide the pay back or a judge?
Hold on here. Are you indicating Krise bus company "borrowed" gas from DV orrrrrrrrr are they just being generous with their $10,000 payment?
Some sloppy work all around don't you think? What is dv doing to prevent fuel from spilling into the tanks of others again? Why no one discussing this? Reminds me of a song, Who's afraid of the big bad wolf, the big bad wolf, the big bad wolf?
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