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Director reports pool boiler repairs, playground replacements and summer facility projects
Summary
The district's maintenance director reported cracked heat exchangers in pool boilers, replacement parts that may take weeks, completed kitchen work pending a custom sneeze guard, playground replacement parts delivered, and a slate of proposed summer projects including asphalt, septic replacement and roof coatings.
Director LeGrand delivered the operations report, describing maintenance, staffing and upcoming projects across district sites. He said the team repaired a cracked heat exchanger in "Boiler Number 1" and that "Boiler Number 2 had the same problem" with melted tubes; parts must be ordered from the factory and may take a couple of weeks. "We're not gonna miss anything, not gonna miss any days," he told the board when asked whether swim team activities would be affected.
LeGrand outlined completed work on a kitchen project that requires a custom sneeze guard, replacement playground parts with one missing gasket reordered, and ongoing construction at a high‑school classroom building that was delayed by supply constraints with completion still scheduled for June. He also noted summer project planning — asphalt work, a septic tank replacement, roof coatings and exterior painting at multiple campuses — and staffing updates including a single open custodial position and recent new hires.
