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Snake River board accepts $400,000 DEQ lead remediation funding for junior high
Summary
The district received $400,000 in lead remediation funding from the Idaho DEQ Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (SRF) for junior high lead abatement; the board approved the award and allocated 3% of the grant to three named staff for coordination.
Snake River School District trustees accepted $400,000 in lead remediation funding from the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (SRF) for junior high lead abatement. The minutes identify Superintendent Mark Kress, Principal Rich Dunn and Maintenance Director Paul Groesbeck as instrumental to securing and administering the grant.
The board voted unanimously to approve acceptance of the DEQ funding and to allocate 3% of the total award to be split among the three named staff ($4,000 each) for administrative and coordination duties associated with the project. The minutes do not include a project schedule or detailed remediation plan.
