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Committee hears summer security projects, roofing and fencing updates; maintenance reports staffing and work‑order activity

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Summary

Facilities staff reported on summer security projects — decorative fencing, gates, canopies and bus loop fencing — completion of Oak Lawn and SCC work, roof replacements, sewer scoping and a maintenance report showing 332 work orders created and 213 completed; staff said they expect to need an additional plumber.

Facilities staff provided updates on district security and maintenance projects planned for the summer and summarized maintenance workload and staffing.

Security work includes decorative fencing and gate installation, canopy installation at Koto Abayou Blue to begin after school ends, and bus‑loop fencing replacement at Broadmoor. An interior security project at Coachella Balibulu (lobby/doors/windows) is being bid with some long‑lead items potentially installed after school resumes. Oak Lawn and SCC projects were reported as 100% complete, pending contractor retainage and final sign‑offs.

The roofing program continues, beginning with Building G at Lewis Fletcher; the district also plans sewer line camera inspections ahead of a renovation design phase. Facilities staff said they aim to start major roofing and renovation bids in early 2026 when current contracts complete and noted some projects may be staged so remaining long‑lead items (for example, windows) can be installed after students return.

Maintenance reported 332 work orders created with 213 completed in the reporting period; staff said they are generally staffed for HVAC but anticipate needing an additional plumber. Committee members asked whether additional positions should be considered in the upcoming budget; facilities leadership said they would notify the committee if staffing changes are required.

The committee accepted the updates and thanked staff; no formal procurement or personnel actions were taken at the meeting beyond informational updates and direction to continue project scheduling.