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Operations director outlines scope of work, cites 4,519 annual work orders

Forest Hills Board of Education · September 9, 2025
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Operations Director Corey Anderson told the board his team maintains roughly 2.1 million square feet and 619 acres, employs about 80 people, and completed 4,519 work orders last year while supporting bond projects and furniture installations.

Corey Anderson, operations director for Forest Hills Public Schools, told the board the operations division maintains 'clean 2,100,000 square feet of facilities' across the district and cares for 619 acres of property.

Anderson said his team is roughly 80 people strong and handles custodial, grounds, maintenance and office duties. "Last year to this day, we've we've completed 4,519 work orders in the last year," he said, noting actual counts may be higher because some fixes occur without a formal work order. Anderson also described the department's customer-service focus and its role supporting bond projects and summer construction work.

Board members praised the operations staff and asked about specific playground equipment and individual staff recognition. The director described this summer's work — painting at Pine Ridge Elementary and Central Middle, mechanical upgrades at several buildings, replacement of Eastern High's gym floor and multiple playground installations — and said furniture installations across the district involved four vendors and heavy logistics.

The board did not take formal action on the presentation; members publicly thanked operations staff and asked administrators to pass along community appreciation.