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Midway ISD board authorized emergency repairs after June 14 storm and high-school pipe break, superintendent says
Summary
Superintendent Chris Allen said the board adopted resolutions authorizing emergency responses after a June 14 rain event flooded facilities and a water pipe burst at the high school, work meant to make buildings ready for Aug. 12 classes.
Superintendent Chris Allen told listeners that the district "did some resolutions that have authorized us to deal with some emergency situations with our facilities in the district." He said the June 14 storm flooded some facilities and that "then we had a water pipe bust at the high school," both of which required immediate attention.
Allen said the board acted to ensure schools would be "ready and operational for the 1st day of class on August 12." The superintendent did not provide contract details, vendor names, or a dollar estimate for repairs during these remarks; those specifics were not recorded in the brief remarks and should be sought in the full board minutes or meeting recordings.
