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Superintendent: storms at Arrowwood deemed catastrophic; FIMA to lead recovery

Saginaw Township Board of Education · May 18, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Jamie Kraatz told the board the Arrowwood flooding was deemed catastrophic by Saginaw County and that FIMA is taking over the claims process. Reported damages include a Heritage pool office, playground damage at Arrowwood, boiler and hot water heater repairs at Heritage, and work on White Pine's football practice field.

Superintendent Jamie Kraatz reported to the board that Saginaw County has determined the storms that caused flooding at Arrowwood were catastrophic and that FIMA (the federal/state insurance/claims mechanism referred to in the minutes) will take over the recovery process. Mike Waldie is managing the district's engagement with that process.

Kraatz identified specific damages: the Pool Office at Heritage High School, playground damage at Arrowwood, boiler and hot-water-heater repairs at Heritage, and work needed on the football practice field at White Pine. The minutes record these items as the primary facilities impacts the district is addressing.