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Mesa Public Schools operations director warns aging sewer pipes pose student health risk
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Mike Kramer, executive director of operations and construction for Mesa Public Schools, said sanitary sewer piping deterioration across the district’s more than 900 buildings has been his top operational challenge and called for proactive inspection and repairs to protect students.
Mike Kramer, executive director of operations and construction for Mesa Public Schools, said aging domestic and sanitary plumbing across the district is a growing operational and safety concern and urged proactive inspection and repair.
"This is a really, really, really big topic," Kramer said, describing plumbing with "an estimated useful life of, like, 40 to 50 years." He told listeners the district manages "over 900 buildings" and that each school has…
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