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Board hears Measure G project updates, DSA issues delaying library and career center

Fillmore Unified School District Governing Board · February 3, 2026
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Summary

Assistant Superintendent Denise Barrington updated trustees on Measure G-funded projects: athletic complex change orders (~$156,000), library/career center DSA repairs, kitchen equipment bids, ELOP-funded Middle School HVAC and shade structures, and a stadium restroom sewer connection funded by the building fund.

Denise Barrington, assistant superintendent of business services, updated the board on the status of bond and facilities projects funded largely by Measure G and other sources. She told trustees that the athletic complex has incurred "a little over $156,000 with an increase to our contract price of 0.6%" and that structural steel installation is scheduled for mid‑February, with an anticipated completion date of February 2027 for the complex.

Barrington said the library and career center has seen about $84,000 in change orders (a 3.6% contract increase) and that contractors are addressing DSA-required structural repairs to accommodate a February 2026 deadline. She outlined other projects: Fillmore Middle School HVAC and shade structures funded by the Expanded Learning Opportunity Program (ELOP), kitchen equipment replacement at San Quintano and Sespey (out to bid; Child Nutrition Fund), and Fillmore High School kitchen/cafeteria modernization (Measure G and Child Nutrition Funds). She noted the Fillmore High stadium restrooms project requires a new connection to city sewer and will be funded from the building fund.

Trustees did not request additional information during the meeting; Barrington said some timelines depend on outside approvals (DSA and city coordination) and that the Sespey kitchen bid opening is scheduled for March 3.