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Coconino County Accommodation School District approves air-quality contracts and 10-year IGA

Coconino County Accommodation School District Governing Board · June 12, 2025
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Summary

The district approved a $55,000 NREL-related support agreement, purchased Rensair air monitors and cloud subscriptions, and signed a new 10-year intergovernmental agreement with the county Education Service Agency to secure educational services.

The Coconino County Accommodation School District Governing Board on June 12 approved contracts to improve building air quality and a 10-year intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with the Coconino County Education Service Agency.

President and Superintendent Cheryl Mango-Paget said the board approved an NREL-related awardee project support agreement of $55,000 to help fund equipment and services provided by Rensair and Komfort. Les Hauer, Ponderosa High School principal, said the Rensair air monitors have been in district facilities for about a month and the district is ready to proceed with purchasing purifying equipment and a subscription to the Rensair Cloud Platform.

The board also approved a new 10-year IGA that allows the district to contract with the county Education Service Agency for specified educational services. Dave Dirksen, the district's chief education officer, recommended the IGA during the discussion.

Board members recorded the approvals as part of the meeting's action items; the meeting minutes do not include a roll-call vote tally for these items.

The approvals follow staff presentations that described project readiness and funding sources. The district indicated the NREL-related support will be used to pay vendors for facility improvements; specific vendor invoices and implementation timelines were not detailed in the meeting record.