Fiscal Services

Name

Position

Email

Phone

Office Information

Alma Banuelos-Lopez

Director of Fiscal Services

Email Alma Banuelos-Lopez

(559) 935-7503 x12503

Located at:
657 Sunset Street
Coalinga, CA 93210

Jesus Duran Vasquez

Payroll-Benefits Technician

Email Jesus Duran Vasquez

(559) 935-7506 x12508

Delia Coker

Payroll-Benefits Technician

Email Delia Coker

(559) 935-7502 x12502

Maria Houle

Buyer

Email Maria Houle

(559) 935-7503 x12504

Office Hours:
Monday – Friday
7:30 am – 4:30 pm

Bobbi Montgomery

Accounting Specialist

Email Bobbi Montgomery

(559) 935-7503 x12507

Links & Reports

Payroll

The Coalinga Huron Unified School District, Payroll Department works to provide timely, accurate compensation for all work performed in accordance with the most up-to-date labor laws, educational code, and bargaining unit contracts. We strive to maintain a balance between technical knowledge of payroll practices and individualized customer service. We practice discretion, honesty, and transparency at all times. Here you will find the answers to frequently asked questions and our most commonly used forms. If you have any further questions or concerns, please feel free to contact your district payroll technician.

Benefits

At Coalinga-Huron Unified School District we want to make sure you have the most current information about your benefits. Here you can find a number of resources ranging from Health & Welfare Benefits, Retirement Benefits, Disability Information, and other resources. If you are in need of additional information or individual assistance please email your Payroll-Benefits Technicians Jesus Duran Vasquez: and Delia Coker

Insurance Company Information

Medical Provider

Phone

Website

Anthem Blue Cross

1-800-234-4333

Website

Kaiser Permanente

1-800-464-4000

my.kp.org/cvt

Prescription Services

Caremark

1-888-354-6390

Dental Provider

Phone

Website

Delta Dental

1-866-499-3001

Website

Vision Provider

Phone

Website

Vision Service Plan

1-800-877-7195

Website

Purchasing

(California Association of Public School Business Officials Handbook of Public School Purchasing, 1963)

  1. To regard Public Service as a sacred trust, giving primary consideration to the interests of the school district by which we are employed.

  2. To purchase without any personal interest, private advantage, or prejudice, seeking to obtain the maximum benefit for each tax dollar expended.

  3. To avoid unfair practices, give all qualified vendors an equal opportunity.

  4. To respect our obligation and to require that obligations to us and our school district be respected.

  5. To accord vendor representatives the same courteous treatment we would like to receive.

  6. To strive constantly for improvement of purchasing methods and of the materials we buy.

  7. To counsel and assist fellow purchasing agents in the performance of their duties, whenever the occasion permits.

  8. To conduct ourselves with fairness and dignity and to demand honesty and truth in buying and selling.

  9. To cooperate with all organizations and individuals engaged in enhancing the development and standing of the Purchasing Profession.

  10. To remember that everything we do reflects on the school district, and to govern our every action accordingly.

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