County maintenance report: library air-handler retesting, roofing bids and Justice Center roof schedule
The maintenance supervisor told the committee that one of two air-quality vendors failed the Manchester library test because of air-handlers being dirty; crews are cleaning units and expect retesting next week. He also reported a budgetary figure of $613,000 for the Manchester library roof, Justice Center roof work beginning June 22 with a 6–8 week timeline, and progress on old courthouse lighting.
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Coffee County’s maintenance supervisor updated the Capital Outlay Committee on June 4 about several facilities projects, including air-quality retesting at the Manchester branch of the Coffee County Library, roofing proposals, and courthouse lighting work. He said two environmental companies tested library air quality: one passed, the other failed because of contaminated air-handler units; crews are taking the units apart for a deep clean and expect to retest after cleaning, likely within days.
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