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Wrenshall building-and-grounds report flags bleacher certification, lead-in-water testing and electrical needs
Summary
The district’s Building & Grounds committee reported on November inspections: some wooden bleachers are no longer certified, lead-in-water testing remediation is being investigated, boilers need deep cleaning, and electrical infrastructure and walkway repairs were noted; LTFM budget remaining is about 47% for FY25.
At a Nov. 19 Building & Grounds committee meeting summarized in the district packet, Facilities Director Josiah Davey and Director Eric Ankrum reported on several maintenance and safety items. The packet lists bleacher issues (wooden bleachers no longer certified for use), recommended semi-annual boiler heat-exchanger cleaning, drinking fountain replacements, and a possible grant opportunity for lead remediation. The facilities update also noted temporary fixes for the Career & Technical Education walkway and high-visibility hazard marking until permanent spring repairs.
The packet reports approximately 47% of unrestricted LTFM (Long-Term Facilities Maintenance) funds remain for FY25 and prioritizes electrical, plumbing, and interior surface work. The committee discussed an IEA inspection, eywash station verifications, and camera installations at the student parking lot entrance. The board received the Building & Grounds summary as part of the work session and committee reporting.
