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Parents and experts tell Liberty board they want testing, records and relocation for school cell tower
Summary
At public comment, two speakers urged the board to investigate radiofrequency emissions from a T‑Mobile cell tower near a district school, requested epidemiology and operational records, and asked the district to press the carrier to relocate the antenna.
Two members of the public urged the Liberty Public Schools Board of Education on April 9 to investigate radiofrequency (RF) emissions from a cellular antenna on district property near Warren Hills and to secure testing and operational records from T‑Mobile.
The speakers said the district has not done enough to evaluate health risks and urged an independent epidemiology study and production of carrier records. "The emissions from the cell tower at the school are absolutely endangering the health of staff, teachers, and your children," said Larry Knox, who identified himself as founder and director of the California Grain Tooler Association. Knox said he has testified before Congress on…
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