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Board flags urgent building repairs; bricks falling, 1968 air‑handling units need replacement; bond and levy to be discussed April 9
Summary
Superintendent Okerlund told the board that Avon and Albany Elementary have bricks falling and need air‑handling unit replacements, and that Albany Secondary still uses an original 1968 air handling system; the board discussed pursuing a building bond and operations levy and will revisit the issue at the April 9 meeting.
Superintendent Okerlund reviewed the district's short‑ and long‑term facilities needs and identified several large items requiring attention. He said building envelopes at Avon and Albany Elementary have bricks falling and both schools need new air‑handling units; Albany Secondary still uses the original air‑handling system installed in 1968 and requires replacement.
The board discussed funding options, including a potential building bond and an operations levy, and agreed to continue the discussion at the April regular meeting. The work session recorded the facilities overview but did not include a formal vote or a finalized funding plan.
