Board approves $1.56 million in high-priority facility work after Henley fire-suppression problem surfaces
The Klamath County School District board approved $1,558,987 for 2026-27 high-priority facilities projects after administrators disclosed a roughly $1 million unexpected Henley fire-suppression fix prompted by state groundwater reinjection rules.
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The Klamath County School District board voted to approve $1,558,987 in high-priority facilities projects after administrators raised an urgent Henley fire-suppression problem that emerged during recent inspections.
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