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Norwalk School District outlines roof, HVAC and facilities plan after harsh winter
Summary
Deputy Superintendent Sandra Fyoz told a community session the district will commission a roof‑by‑roof assessment, tier replacement needs into a capital plan and continue a multi‑year HVAC upgrade funded largely through a city‑matched grant with a 60% reimbursement. Interim repairs and prioritization are planned.
Sandra Fyoz, deputy superintendent for Norwalk School District, opened the facilities portion of the district’s community session with a description of current maintenance priorities and next steps to address aging school buildings.
"We are going to be bringing you very brief updates because the point is to just bring you some general updates and we've been pretty transparent with what we're struggling with," Fyoz said, introducing director of facilities Bill Hodell and maintenance supervisor George Seic.
Fyoz said the district has performed annual third‑party cleanliness assessments (including ATP swab testing) for several years and has seen year‑over‑year improvement; this year the district will augment the comparison with a broader review that includes a financial assessment to determine if improved…
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