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Facilities update: MIP application for Brandy Wine, DHS grant delayed and plan to link alarms to 911

Pendleton County Schools Board of Education · April 7, 2026
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Facilities staff reported a MIP grant application for roofing and HVAC at Brandy Wine Elementary, said a Department of Homeland Security grant award exists but reimbursements are temporarily restricted by state-level controls, and recommended linking fire alarms to 911 at an initial cost plus a $2,000 annual fee to improve off-hours safety.

Travis, facilities staff, told the board the district submitted a Major Improvement Program (MIP) grant application for Brandy Wine Elementary to address roofing and HVAC replacement needs. He said the district also received a Department of Homeland Security grant intended to fund protective film for lower-level elementary windows and other security projects but that state-level…

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