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Board discusses life-safety upgrades at ESC and a paving contract for East Transportation site

Board of Trustees of Katy Independent School District · April 13, 2026
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Summary

Katy ISD staff recommended life-safety upgrades (fire-alarm and intercom) at the Educational Support Complex as part of 2023 bond projects and presented a paving contract for the East Transportation site to improve bus and parent traffic flow; trustees discussed drainage constraints on Groeschke Road, school-zone rules for crossing guards, and summer timing to avoid school-year disruption.

Nathan Fuchs, senior executive director of operations, told trustees the Educational Support Complex’s fire-alarm and intercom systems have reached the end of their service life and recommended life-safety system replacements under the 2023 bond; staff said placement work is scheduled for completion by Jan. 31, 2027.

Lisa Casselman, executive director of facilities, planning and construction, presented a contract recommendation to Stewart Builders for paving work on the north-side road at the East Transportation site to improve safety for buses, students and parents. Casselman said the project ranked Stewart Builders first out of six proposals and described related improvements including signage and a security camera at a corner for OEM monitoring.

Trustees and staff discussed coordination with county precinct engineers on nearby Groeschke Road, which staff characterized as a larger drainage project outside the district’s scope that would require county investment; trustees asked about crossing guards and school-zone eligibility (staff said crossing guards require school-zone designation and coordination with police), and emphasized that the paving work must be complete before the school year and would be scheduled during summer months to avoid disruption.